Overwatch’s May 24 launch actually happens May 23 in North America
Blizzard’s next big game is coming a little earlier than expected … depending on what continent you live on. The developer has revealed when the...
Time Machine VR can now transport Rift and Vive users to the age of dinosaurs
Virtual reality has the promise to take us to places never possible before. Today, you could go on a dinosaur-filled adventure … as long...
Halo 5’s Forge map-making tool is coming to Windows 10 — without the full game
The Halo series of first-person shooters left the PC back in 2004, but 343 Industries is bringing a key component to Windows 10: the...
Yahoo launches esports app for iPhone, lets you set alerts for upcoming matches
While Yahoo may be currently touting its merits to attract the highest bidder, the former web giant is continuing to ramp up its product...
With fewer megadeals in Q1, U.S. entertainment and media deals fall to lowest point in two years
Merger mania in entertainment may be cooling off in the U.S. In the first quarter, the value of merger and acquisition deals in the...
Zynga makes Wizard of Oz join the match-3 parade
Just tap your heels together three times and say, “Match-3 is a sure thing, match-3 is a sure thing, match-3 is a sure thing.” Zynga...
Rockstar Games has shipped more than 65 million copies of Grand Theft Auto V
Rockstar Games has shipped more than 65 million units of Grand Theft Auto V worldwide, according to an announcement by Take-Two Interactive today. Take-Two...
Rockstar Games’ new projects will be ‘revealed soon’
It might finally be time for use to dig out our virtual saddles and gun holsters. In its financial report for fiscal 2016, publisher...
Take-Two’s fiscal year 2016 was stronger than expected thanks to XCOM 2 and Grand Theft Auto
Grand Theft Auto V hasn’t run out of gas yet. Take-Two released its financial results for the fiscal year 2016 today, posting a GAAP (generally accepted accounting practices) net revenue of $1.414 billion, up 31 percent from the previous year.
Electronic Arts chief creativer director Rich Hilleman leaves the company
One of Electronic Art’s oldest employees is no longer with the publisher. EA confirmed to GamesBeat that Rich Hilleman, who was serving as chief creative...