Glu’s Niccolo De Masi spreads his bets across the A-list celebrities
Glu Mobile was founded in 2001, and it has earned its place as one of the biggest and best-known mobile game companies. But it...
Nintendo is rebalancing Splatoon next week — rollers getting nerfed
Splatoon’s getting a major rebalancing update on October 20, which should hopefully make fights fairer in Nintendo’s colorful third-person shooter for Wii U. Nintendo released detailed...
Hands-on with YouTube Gaming’s mobile capture: Broadcasting from mobile is easier than with Twitch
You don’t need any tools or dongles or special hardware of any kind to capture your mobile gaming anymore. You just need YouTube. Google...
Wargaming’s secret: World of Tanks is the ‘ultimate hobby for our audience’
Wargaming's Jay Cohen on the developer's culture and direction
Scuf Gaming partners with Microsoft to make the Xbox Elite controller even better
Microsoft is working hand-in-hand with one of the top controller makers in the business. Scuf Gaming announced today that it has signed a licensing...
Tobii reveals new eye-tracking chip and platform
Look at this, because it’ll definitely be looking at you. Eye-tracking company Tobii revealed new technologies in the field today, the Tobii IS4 eye...
Microsoft stops automatic Windows 10 upgrades, says default checked update was ‘a mistake’
Some Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users this week started reporting they were being forced to upgrade to Windows 10, even though they had...
Russia’s largest esports community receives a potential $100M investment
Russian global investment conglomerate USM Holdings has given an amount that may exceed $100 million to Virtus.pro, the country’s largest esports community. Esports will generate $1.8 billion a year by 2020, according to Colin Sebastian, analyst at R.W. Baird. This new investment shows the global reach of the phenomenon.
Fallout Shelter gets a long-awaited update
Fallout Shelter was the surprise hit of the summer in mobile games, briefly surpassing Candy Crush Saga as one of the top-grossing titles on...
Microsoft, Dell, HP, Intel, and Lenovo launch massive ‘PC Does What?’ advertising campaign
Microsoft, Dell, HP, Intel, and Lenovo today announced a six-week marketing campaign called “PC Does Whaaat?!” that will run in the U.S. and China....