Bravely Default wants to make customization mean something in Japanese RPGs
Square Enix and Silicon Studio forgo the standard aesthetic options so you can customize your special attacks, monster encounter ratio, and even specific taunts.
E-sports association Major League Gaming streams its way to operating profitability
MLG credits its new broadcasting platform with helping it generate more revenue.
5 secrets you didn’t know about famous sports games
Michael Vick's STDs, Madden's dumb defense, and Nintendo's 20-year-old rehashes are all unknown aspects of some of the best sports games ever made.
GameStop racked up $3.15 billion in holiday sales
The retailer's holiday sales were up nearly 10 percent over 2012 -- but software sales lagged.
AMD launches Kaveri processors, aimed at starting a computing revolution
AMD's new processors will streamline processing of certain kinds of applications. And offer great game performance.
E-sports tournament-management startup Battlefy raises $1.3M in seed funding
Battlefy will use the money to fund an expansion of its services into league and player management.
Because zombies: DayZ’s standalone version tops 1 million in sales in 4 weeks
DayZ creators says he has "mandate" now to make whatever he wants.
Call of Duty: Ghosts Onslaught promises classic horror and destructive glee on Jan. 28
Four dynamic maps, a transforming weapon, and a new chapter in the Extinction story will be included in Ghosts' first expansion pack.
Check out the highlights of this gaming marathon that raised $1 million for cancer prevention
A group of gaming speedrunners showed off their skills for charity over the last week.
Intel bets that perceptual computing will save the PC (interview)
Intel's top "perceptual computing" leader believes cheap gesture control cameras will revolutionize the PC. And he says Microsoft isn't Intel's enemy.