E3 will remain in Los Angeles through 2015
The Electronic Entertainment Expo, gaming’s largest North American trade show, isn’t leaving Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Convention Center, E3’s home for more than...
Just Cause 2 multiplayer mod is in public beta tonight
A small dev team has put together a multiplayer mod for the open-world game Just Cause 2. It is in public beta right now.
The 5 game-related events that have to be in the next Olympics
It's time to replace Olympic diving and synchronized swimming with some real sports. We have some game-based events that'll be perfect for the 2016 summer Olympics.
Nintendo’s Japanese servers struggle to keep up with New Super Mario Bros. 2 digital sales
Nintendo's servers can't handle the number of fans flooding the 3DS eShop to purchase the latest platformer starring the chubby plumber.
THQ hires former EA and Relic executive to oversee triple-A production
In its commitment to higher quality games, THQ has hired a former Electronic Arts exec to oversee triple-A production.
18 of the most ambitious Minecraft projects we’ve ever seen
We've collected 18 astonishing Minecraft builds that include Rohan from The Lord of the Rings and a giant, explosive tower that would require 52GB of RAM to detonate.
A quick history of Batman in video games
Batman's romp through interactive games has been spotty. We cover the highlights of the Caped Crusader's pixelated and polygonal adventures.
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater HD is a decent update to the original but brings along some baggage (review)
Tony Hawk Pro Skater HD mixes together the first two games in the series with a visual upgrade. The result is an excellent foundation with some painful, old-school design.
Sony Pictures joins in on the movie-game disruption trend
Sony Pictures has enlisted the aid of mobile-app developer PlayFirst to adapt its upcoming 3D-animated comedy Hotel Transylvania to a smartphone game.
Analyst: Steam ‘has to branch out,’ may begin by selling nongaming software
Valve's Steam app for mobile devices accidentally began showing categories for nongaming-related applications. We turn to some experts to see what this could mean for developers and the industry at large.