The comprehensive interview with Uncharted 4 creators Neil Druckmann and Bruce Straley
Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End is one of the greatest video games of all time. It wraps up the four-part adventures of Nathan Drake,...
Sony’s Richard Marks will explain what works in VR at GamesBeat 2016
Our next speaker for our GamesBeat 2016 event is Richard Marks, a senior research engineer at Sony Interactive Entertainment. He’ll be one of the speakers at...
Watch Fallout 4 mods running on Xbox One before they hit next week
In a few days, you can start installing mods on a console for the first time ever. Microsoft announced today Xbox One is getting...
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Saying goodbye to Uncharted, and Overwatch launches
Welcome to another GamesBeat weekly roundup! This time, we got to try out Civilization VI, Turner gets bullish on esports, and Game of Throne...
AppsFlyer expands analytics biz into $1.4B Latin American mobile gaming market
Latin America is one of the growing sectors of the gaming industry, and it will hit $4.1 billion this year (as market research firm...
Dark Souls III helps push digital game sales to $6.2B in April
Spending on digital gaming continues to rise as more people make purchases on their consoles, PCs, and smartphones. In April, digital game sales rose...
The DeanBeat: Doom is a memorable trip back into shooting hell
I am feeling a bit like the DeanBeast today. While my younger colleagues are busy playing Overwatch, I’ve been reliving my past. Shooting demons. Blowing...
Minecraft-style Dragon Quest Builders is coming to the West for PlayStation 4 and Vita
Sony announced today that Dragon Quest Builders is coming to North America this October for PlayStation 4 and Vita. The announcement comes as part of the series 30th anniversary today, celebrating the release of the original Dragon Quest for the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Why saying goodbye to the Uncharted series was so hard for Naughty Dog
If it seems like the 18 hours of gameplay for Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End and some of the scenes, like the epilogue, lingered...
Doom has us shooting demons like it’s 1993 and loving it
At the beginning of the year, everyone at GamesBeat talked about which games in 2016 we were looking forward to the most. When our lead writer, Dean Takahashi, said Doom (which is out now for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC), I laughed at him. A simple shooter like Doom? In 2016?