BioShock Infinite and more push Take-Two revenues up 48 percent in fiscal 2013
Take-Two nails its earnings on the strength of BioShock Infinite and more.
Spair launches testing for its mobile cloud-gaming service
Spair wants to help users buy a game once that works on any mobile operating system.
Eternal Darkness successor crowdfunding campaign now on Kickstarter
Gamers can now contribute to Shadow of the Eternals on Kickstarter -- could this help push the game over its goal?
Similarities between Injustice: Gods Among Us and the Justice League cartoon
The latest DC fighting game shares a great deal with a classic episode arc of the Justice League cartoon series. But just how closely do the cartoon and game follow each other?
Ace Attorney 5 is coming to the U.S. — but only as a digital download
Capcom is bringing Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney -- Dual Destinies to 3DS in North America and Europe, but it's not going to release it as a physical product.
Puzzle & Dragons is making $3.75M a day
Puzzle & Dragons developer GungHo is growing at an unbelievable rate and has $15.1 billion on hand.
Metro: Last Light refuses to let you go (review)
Last Light's post-apocalyptic Moscow is a terrifying experience filled with mutants, enemy soldiers, and ghosts. It's also one of the best looking games out there for the PC.
Witcher 2 studio releases development tools to the public
CD Projekt Red releases its RedKit so that gamers can make their own nonlinear RPG adventures.
Cloud-gaming company Ubitus raises $15M to expand its streaming technology
Ubitus raised the money primarily from Samsung Ventures.
Why The Bureau: XCOM Declassified will be worth the wait (interview)
Its executive producer says the strong story and the gameplay tactics will differentiate this game from other sci-fi shooters.