YouTube Gaming launches on iOS, Android, and Web tomorrow to take on Twitch
After promising all summer to launch its Twitch competitor, YouTube is finally getting into the game. YouTube Gaming, the video site’s centralized hub for...
Dhruva Interactive opens new studio near the Himalayas in northern India
Dhruva Interactive, a major South Asian game development company, has opened a new game studio in the city of Dehradun in the foothills of...
Magic: the Gathering is getting a Puzzle Quest for mobile
Oh, oh, it’s magic. D3 Go and Wizards of the Coast announced today that the digital card game Magic: the Gathering is getting its...
The plot thickens in the Machine Zone vs. Kabam lawsuit
When Game of War mobile game publisher Machine Zone sued Kabam a couple of weeks ago for allegedly accessing a confidential Machine Zone document, the evidence...
Microsoft gives away Tomb Raider to Xbox Live Gold subscribers to promote the sequel
Microsoft announced its plans for Games with Gold next month, and it’s clear the company is using this feature as a way to promote...
Flying Mollusk’s Nevermind horror game measures how scared you get
Erin Reynolds has created her horror game Nevermind so that she can figure out just how scared you get while playing it — and...
Sensel unveils its Morph pressure-sensitive pad for touch devices
Sensel is unveiling a new kind of touch user interface, the Sensel Morph, that lets you do things like paint with a brush on a PC....
5 tips for new Mega Man players buying the Legacy Collection
Today’s release of the Mega Man Legacy Collection (check out our review here and how we rank all six games in the compilation) gives fans of the classic series an excuse to replay some of their favorite sidescrollers.
In Sony’s Until Dawn interactive horror game, the player becomes part of the narrative
Editors note: We’ve tried to remove most of the story spoilers in this interview. In Until Dawn, the interactive horror game is what you...
Ranking Mega Man 1 through 6
The Mega Man Legacy Collection (check out our review here) gave me an excuse to play through the NES classics Mega Man 1 through 6 again. With all of them fresh in my mind, I figured it would be a good idea to rank them.