3DNES emulator turns your old 8-bit Nintendo games into 3D nightmares
Two-dimensional games are for old people. Thankfully, a new emulator will let you play aging games with a fresh coat of 3D paint. 3DNES is...
Nexon Korea’s mobile gaming boss wants to take on the world
Nexon Korea has established itself on the PC as a strong publisher of free-to-play games, now it’s trying to take that strategy to mobile....
Twitter woos game makers by integrating its Fabric development suite into Unity
Twitter is shifting toward mobile services, and now it’s teaming up with one of the most popular game-development engines to expedite that transition. The...
Chief Xbox evangelist addresses compensation for recent Xbox Live troubles
Xbox Live has had a lot of problems in the first few months of 2016, and fans are starting to get fed up. This...
Job Simulator developer has overcome one of virtual reality’s biggest marketing hurdles
It is difficult to explain virtual reality to someone who has never tried it before, but one of the most exciting developers working in...
Out of the Park sim to determine best MLB team ever — with ESPN baseball guru in the bullpen
It’s finally time to use math and algorithms to determine if the 1927 Pinstripes are really better than 1976’s Big Red Machine. Out of...
SuperData trims virtual reality revenue outlook for 2016 by 30%
Virtual reality is not going to have quite as big of a 2016 as one research firm was originally predicting. SuperData is trimming its prediction...
League of Legends studio acquires Radiant, and Seth Killian’s fighting game is canceled (update)
Developer Riot Games announced today that it has acquired developer Radiant Entertainment. The League of Legends company now owns the studio responsible for the castle-building PC game Stonehearth and fighting game Rising Thunder.
Comprendi’s social-marketing tech makes player acquisition cheaper for Zynga and Kabam (update)
Getting people to install your free-to-play game is expensive, but another new tool is hitting the market to help drive down those costs. Comprendi,...
The Division’s servers are down with intermittent ‘Sierra,’ ‘Romeo,’ and ‘Mike’ errors
It’s weird that game companies keep celebrating new launches by setting their online servers on fire. You’d think they would eventually learn. Ubisoft debuted...