Analyzing the market of HTML5 games
What the are the best HTML5 game engines? The most popular HTML5 games to date? The best libraries for HTML5 games? Clay.io used a spider to find out.
Former Activision U.K. PR executive pleads guilty to embezzling Call of Duty money (Updated)
Kathryn Kitron funneled funding to support her expensive lifestyle, including paying for her engagement party.
Call of Juarez: Gunslinger doesn’t do the Wild West justice (preview)
The latest Call of Juarez features of who's-who of historical outlaws and lawmen, but despite a few neat narrative tricks, it's still missing the essentials for a great American western.
Dead Island: Riptide is a zombie game still searching for brains (review)
Publisher Deep Silver is back to take you on another zombie-infested tropical getaway. But does Dead Island: Riptide breathe new life into its genre, or is it just a walking corpse?
Video games are the new Thin Mints: Girl Scouts add new badge for game design
The Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles and Women in Games International (WIGI) have joined forces to create a video game developer badge.
Defiance is Borderlands: The MMO without the humor (review)
Defiance is the latest massively multiplayer online game from Trion Worlds. Is it any good?
Are your games getting discovered by the right audiences?
As app stores continue to get flooded with new games on a weekly basis, how on Earth are mobile developers supposed to get their games in front of the right audiences these days?
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Supercell raises $130M, BioShock Infinite tops March sales, and more …
If you follow VentureBeat but don’t regularly check our GamesBeat site, here’s a list of the best video game stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed.
Consoles that won’t die: The Commodore 64
Time and technology has moved on since 1983, but the Commodore 64 continues to survive as a viable gaming platform, supported by a dedicated homebrew scene that's combining old school programming skills with a modern-day indie mentality.
Chinese ‘app store’ lets you install pirated iPhone apps — without jailbreaking
Chinese "app store" 7659.com is using Apple's own bulk enterprise licensing system to distributed pirated apps to Chinese iPhone and iPad users, completely free.