The Destiny minority: Here's what happens when a noob and a multiplayer hater play Bungie's online shooter
Is Destiny just for hardcore first-person shooter players, or is it versatile enough to interest a bigger crowd?
Super Smash Bros. for 3DS sold 1 million in its first weekend
Super Smash Bros. strikes a blow for the handheld console market, which researchers say will be dead by 2019.
Bad news for underage buyers: ESRB ratings checks at an all-time high
The 20th anniversary of video game ratings sees enforcement rise higher than those for mature movies or music.
20 years of ESRB: More blood, less hassle for developers (interview)
The ratings board has made adjustments over the years for changing cultural values, new technology, and international cooperation. In discussion: better descriptions of online play.
Ex-EA boss John Riccitiello: 'Anyone who cares about games won' the console wars
The former Electronic Arts CEO believes today's digital entertainment ecosystems make it a great time to be a gamer.
Long before acquiring Twitch, Amazon wrote a press release to help it decide if the move would make sense
Amazon used a gimmick to help it decide its future, and it led to a $970 million acquisition.
Western mobile gaming is 'years behind China'
Rick Thompson of Signia Venture Partners says Western gaming can capture Chinese-level success by focusing on fun.
Flurry chief: Mobile gaming still has plenty of opportunity
And women now spend more time and money than men in mobile games, Simon Khalaf said.
Microsoft's Mojang deal gives it Minecraft — and the massive audience that adores it
Here's why Microsoft would want Minecraft creator Mojang.
Nexon CEO Owen Mahoney: Fun should matter above all else in the free-to-play market
Nexon's partnerships succeed on great gameplay, not necessarily on cultural harmony.