The U.K.’s game industry shall not fall — so says its trade association
The U.K. has 620 game companies with 28,000 employees.
Twitch saves Nintendo’s Smash Bros. tournament with last-minute move to bigger venue
Nintendo of America and fighting-game organization Apex are holding one of the biggest Smash Bros. tournaments ever this weekend, but it almost didn’t happen. Players gathered in a hotel in Secaucus, N.J., to battle it out in Super Smash Bros.
Starship lets kids create their own champions in Playworld Superheroes
Starship aims to shake up games, cooking shows, and memory-aid apps all at once.
Octodad: Dadliest Catch developer reflects on $5M in sales and 460K copies sold
Octodad: Dadliest Catch debuted a year ago, and developer Young Horses looks back on the game's first 12 months.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: EA stock surges, Xbox Live problems, and Dragon’s Dogma is going online
This time, we reviewed Grim Fandango Remastered, 3DS sales pass 50 million, and one of writers picked up poop at an airport. Ours is...
The DeanBeat: Picking up poop and bonding at events that celebrate gaming
Gaming events are good for bonding and producing lasting memories.
Executive VP Frank Gibeau explains how EA Mobile generated almost $500M in revenue in 2014
The head of EA Mobile believes the company is a much better competitor in mobile gaming.
Knight Foundation ponies up $3M for projects that ‘leverage libraries as a platform’
Now that books and research are available from anywhere, what should libraries become? That's the question the Knight Foundation asked -- except when you're the Knight Foundation, you have millions of dollars to help find the answer.
Mobile-advertising data company Fiksu introduces new products to help marketers
Mobile ad-technology company Fiksu is introducing a pair of new products as parts of its marketing platform. These includes Fiksu Aware and Fiksu Response, which are both fully integrated into the company’s other tools. Aware enables brands to find precise audiences on smartphones and tablets.
Innovative Bot Colony game pulled — cost $2M-$3M to make but only brought in $10,000
Bot Colony allowed players to interact directly with A.I. robots, but it was only selling two copies a day.