Tearaway is a digital love letter to physical paper (hands-on preview)
This charming platformer from LittleBigPlanet developer Media Molecule doesn't just look like it's made out of paper; it plays that way, too.
Calling all game developers: You need to play and learn from Antichamber (review)
Antichamber is one of the most exotically challenging and delightfully refreshing puzzle games ever developed. You don't want to miss it.
This week in the Nintendo Download: Fire Emblem, Puddle, and The Cave
If you own a 3DS, you're probably pretty excited for Fire Emblem ... but it doesn't come out until next week, so you might as well check out what else Nintendo's various eShops have to offer.
Brain-training service Lumosity hits 35M users and is now adding 100K users a day
Brain-training service Lumosity is vegetables to most social media sites' junk food.
Omerta: City of Gangsters brings an authentic yet rough mobster experience (review)
For all the great amount of detail put into the game, the lack of real, permanent consequences and a fully simulated opponent is a huge letdown.
Nintendo president: No price cut for Wii U
Nintendo president Satoru Iwata believes the company is currently offering the new Wii U console at a good price.
Warcraft movie officially gets a new director, again
David Bowie's son to direct the long-in-development Warcraft film.
Evoland shows how action-adventure games have matured, without the boring history lesson
Shiro Games CEO Sebastien Vidal explains the challenge -- and quirkiness -- of fitting a whole genre's evolution in a single game.
What you need to do to get more women at your conference — or company
If you want to recruit more women to your conference -- or to the ranks of your company's employees -- there's a way to do it without lowering your standards.
Sex, sadomasochism, and robots: That’s one way to sell your MMO
Is America ready for this "premiere mature MMORPG" from Korea?