The Dishwasher 2 hacked for PC — and the developer’s mostly OK with it
Developer Ska Studios responds to a Russian hacker's excuse for pirating and rereleasing the game as a PC port.
In South Park: The Stick of Truth, farting is magic (preview)
South Park: The Stick of Truth brings its scatological brand of satire to the video-game arena intact and indistinguishable from its television counterpart.
How $96,000 can buy you a top 10 ranking in the U.S. app store
Can you buy your way to the top of the app store? In a word, yes.
Halo: Spartan Assault — mobile, microtransactions, meh (preview)
Putting Microsoft's premiere shooter franchise on a mobile platform might sound like the Holy Grail, but Halo: Spartan Assault runs the risk of becoming the world's first throwaway Halo game.
Don’t be a data hoarder: 6 metrics that aren’t critical for game developers
Developers -- for games or otherwise -- tend to dig into too much data. Here are six metrics that you should ignore.
2013 Into the Pixel collection showcases gaming industry artistry (gallery)
Check out the 16 winners of this year's Into the Pixel art exhibition.
Remember Me steals multiple identities to find its own (review)
Capcom's action-adventure title struggles to find its way amidst too much gameplay confusion, but much of what it does is shiny and new.
Not just digital books: How action and innovation are reviving text adventures
Visual novels and gamebook adventures share many of the same challenges, which means similar solutions can make them more popular with modern gamers.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Anita Sarkeesian conquers bullies, Candy Crush Saga rules mobile
This week, EA announced that it is removing online pass requirements from games currently in stores, Tropes vs. Women creator Anita Sarkeesian overcomes Internet...
Delays helped make Rayman Legends better — and brought some gender balance as well (preview)
Developer Ubisoft Montpellier made the most out of the unfortunate delay of Rayman Legends and has packed the game full of extra content.