Watch swimsuit model Kate Upton’s Game of War Super Bowl ad right here
Developer MachineZone spent approximately $4.5 million to advertise its mobile hit.
Check out Dying Light’s Half-Life, Mario Bros., and Left 4 Dead Easter eggs
Dying Light has plenty of action, but it's also got a few secrets.
Nintendo wants a taste of your YouTube action — and creators hate it
Nintendo is willing to let people on YouTube make money with Mario games, but it wants a taste of the action as well.
What’s a curved screen good for? Making this amazing new Star Wars game
Curved displays probably won't make a big difference in your home, but they could make arcade games even more amazing.
Twitch saves Nintendo’s Smash Bros. tournament with last-minute move to bigger venue
Nintendo of America and fighting-game organization Apex are holding one of the biggest Smash Bros. tournaments ever this weekend, but it almost didn’t happen. Players gathered in a hotel in Secaucus, N.J., to battle it out in Super Smash Bros.
Octodad: Dadliest Catch developer reflects on $5M in sales and 460K copies sold
Octodad: Dadliest Catch debuted a year ago, and developer Young Horses looks back on the game's first 12 months.
Mobile-advertising data company Fiksu introduces new products to help marketers
Mobile ad-technology company Fiksu is introducing a pair of new products as parts of its marketing platform. These includes Fiksu Aware and Fiksu Response, which are both fully integrated into the company’s other tools. Aware enables brands to find precise audiences on smartphones and tablets.
Battlefield: Hardline open beta starts next week
The test will last for five days on every major platform.
Alibaba invests $10M in struggling Ouya amid rumors the Chinese megacorp is making its own console
The company that kicked off Android gaming on televisions may get a second chance to make that a reality in China.
Marvel: Contest of Champions developer Kabam’s $400M in revenue for 2014 is another record year
Kabam has grown for five years in a row, but it still missed its expectations for 2014.