Watch us play Super Mario Maker in our preview livestream
GamesBeat is still a ways off from a review of Super Mario Maker, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have things to say. Nintendo’s big...
Xbox Live down intermittently for gamers on Xbox 360
Correction: This article originally stated that Xbox One was also affected. That is not the case. I apologize for the error. Xbox 360 players...
Monster Strike makes a frightening $4.2M every day — while spending only a fraction on marketing
Japan’s mobile gaming market is huge, but just a few games take home a bulk of that spending. And one is making an extraordinary...
Kids’ gaming makes up nearly 8% of mobile game spending worldwide
Parents are dropping a serious amount of cash to keep their kids’ tablets and smartphones filled with games. Spending on games for children makes...
Watch us play Galak-Z for the first time
It’s time for some hyper-violent Japanese cartoons from the 1980s — only, we’re all out of those. So let’s just settle for a new...
Hearthstone’s next Tavern Brawl gives you a chance to play with Grand Tournament cards
Blizzard is preparing for a Brawl at Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft’s The Grand Tournament. On Wednesday, as normal, the publisher opens a new Tournament...
Nathan Drake is no longer as shiny as a tan Toyota Camry in the PlayStation 4 Uncharted collection
The hero of the Uncharted franchise no longer suffers from shiny-skin disorder thanks to the power of the PlayStation 4. Developer Naughty Dog and...
Gjallarhorn has Destiny fans — even lapsed players — excited a month before The Taken King expansion
If you had quit Destiny, developer Bungie is giving you a good reason to come back. Every weekend, a merchant named Xur shows up in...
Xbox One backward compatibility already boosting 360 game sales
Backward compatibility with the Xbox 360 is one of the big ways Microsoft is trying to set the Xbox One apart from the competition,...
PlayStation Experience is back — but this time it’s in San Francisco
Sony kicked off its inaugural PlayStation Experience convention last year in Las Vegas, and now the company has announced it will bring back the fan event for 2015. But this year, PSX is headed to San Francisco.