Here are the countries that make up most of the $91.5B global gaming business (Spoiler: China rules)
Planet Earth spends a ton of money on video games, but it turns out that only a fraction of the countries make up the...
Magic Leap’s Graeme Devine on how to design for mixed reality and the impossible
Graeme Devine has had a storied career in games, working on projects such as The 7th Guest at Trilobyte, Age of Empires 3 at Microsoft,...
YouTube Gaming one-ups Twitch with a crucial mobile-capture feature, adds subscriptions
YouTube Gaming is continuing its quest to cement its place as the top video site for game-related content, and it’s rolling out new features...
Epic’s graphics guru Tim Sweeney on AR/VR, game engine wars, and simulating humans
Tim Sweeney, the chief executive of Epic Games, has seen computers become 100,000 times faster during the 25 years he has been making games....
Clue comes to mobile … in Bingo form
Was it Colonel Mustard in the dining room with the candle stick? Bingo! Storm8 announced today that it has released Clue Bingo, a free-to-play...
A ride-making company wants to bring World’s Fairs to virtual reality
Virtual reality won’t just be fun and games. It could become a huge opportunity to teach and learn. The Landmark Entertainment Group announced today...
Lebanon’s Game Cooks studio launches PolyBlast mobile arcade game
PolyBlast, a mobile arcade-puzzle game from a rare game studio in Lebanon, is debuting on the app stores today. That’s no small achievement as...
Cyberpunk 2077 will be ‘a mess of effects’ and far bigger than The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Polish game developer CD Projekt Red is starting to talk about its next big project, albeit tentatively. Cyberpunk 2077 is the studio’s follow-up to...
Ingress maker Niantic spins off from Google and raises up to $30M from Pokémon and Nintendo
Niantic, the Google-spawned company that created the popular mobile game Ingress, is spinning out on its own. It has raised up to $30 million...
How to cater to your players’ demands and know your audience
SAN FRANCISCO — Video game developers have one simple task when it comes to making a hit game: keep the consumers happy. But the...