How 8 games crawled through 'development hell' — and what they found on the other side
The true stories of eight games that defied all odds to actually get into gamers' hands. And the most surprising part: Some of them are actually good.
GamesBeat Weekly Roundup: Bad game PR, Watch Dogs over 8M, and clever Osmo iPad games
The news just keeps on coming in the ever-changing game business.
Alien Isolation becomes "Nostromo Edition" with 25% preorder discount
Day 1 DLC shows up for Alien: Isolation as an additional preorder incentive.
Games for LGBT audience are finally hitting the market
Some games are putting LGBT issues front and center.
Want another Tony Hawk or Guitar Hero game? Neversoft won't be making them
Activision's Neversoft will be folded into Call of Duty studio Infinity Ward.
Sony games chief says PS4 doing 'OK' in home market of Japan
Sony’s games chief said this week that a lack of locally produced games has meant that the PlayStation 4 is doing just “OK” in...
Flaregames to publish the next Fieldrunners game from Subatomic (and let's hope it's not too hard)
The tower defense series has been incredibly popular since 2008.
Robots can play Angry Birds, too — and help kids with disabilities
Researchers at Georgia Tech are enlisting humanoid robots to play Angry Birds with the help of kids suffering from motor-skill and cognitive disabilities. Kids...
The DeanBeat: When games are too fricking hard — it's a joy
Some people are completionists, but designing games for those people will piss off the masses who want something easier.
BioWare finally harmonizes real-time and tactical combat in Dragon Age: Inquisition (preview)
With the latest in the fantasy action-RPG franchise, Bioware seems to have made real-time and tactical combat not only fluid, but symbiotic.