World of Tanks hits 60 million registered players
Wargaming's popular free-to-play online action title is still growing around the world.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Xbox One restrictions, Zynga in trouble, and Snake’s new face
If you follow VentureBeat but don’t regularly check our GamesBeat site, here’s a list of the best video game stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed.
The DeanBeat: Our E3 expectations for next-gen consoles, consumer rights, and new games
We list what we want to hear, expect to hear, and won't hear from gaming's major companies.
Square Enix’s Murdered: Soul Suspect could be one of E3’s best original games (preview)
New property is a very original take on being a detective ghost investigating your own death.
Madden NFL 25’s Owner Mode makes you a football mogul (preview)
You can learn a thing or two about business with the football team owner simulation.
Finally, finally, finally: BlueStacks brings Apple iPhone, iPad games to your TV
BlueStacks is using the same tech that has snared 10 million users for its service that allows Android apps to run on Windows PCs.
What Microsoft will and won’t let you do with games on Xbox One
Here's how Microsoft's Xbox One consumer rights policies may affect you.
U.S. consumers spent $3.5B on games in the first quarter, flat from a year ago
Total U.S. game sales are flat compared to 2012.
Microsoft confirms Xbox One will require a network connection once a day
Microsoft says the benefits of being connected will outweigh the drawbacks.
Microsoft tries to defuse privacy issues with new policies for Xbox One
Microsoft clarifies that you will be able to turn off its Kinect camera if you want to.