Too little, too late? A year later, SimCity finally gets offline single-player mode
EA and Maxis took their time, but they have finally corrected 2013 SimCity's most controversial component.
Triple-A developers-turned-academics now ship students instead of games
The abilities to evolve products, to collaborate with teams of creatives, to set deadlines, and to discuss game design with colleagues at an industry event all prepare a game developer to be successful working in higher education.
Retro PC-game distributor GOG.com is adding support for Linux (and potentially SteamOS)
GOG.com will launch support for Linux with over 100 games this fall.
Deep Silver expands from Saints Row IV to free-to-play mobile games
Koch Media's publishing label is moving beyond consoles to mobile titles like Dead Island: Epidemic
Walmart moves in on GameStop’s turf: Will give store credit for used games
Walmart plans to start selling refurbished second-hand titles later this year.
Luftrausers’s unfriendly skies packs a ridiculous amount of thrill and drama into short chunks (review)
Luftrausers lets you experience the extreme highs and lows of aerial combat in two minutes or less.
Xbox One heading to Japan, Sweden, and 24 other countries in September
Microsoft will detail specific launches around the world on a local level in late April.
The games that convinced my wife to give up her gym membership
We look at what's good and bad about Xbox Fitness, Wii Fit U, Zumba Fitness: World Party, and Just Dance 4 on the latest systems from Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft.
China’s FunPlus raises a huge round of $74M to build a global gaming company
The round will fuel the company's plans to become a global mobile games publisher.
Roadhouse Interactive offers digital publishing services to indie game developers
Roadhouse also acquires digital marketing firm Chunky Pig.