Tomb Raider’s multiplayer takes a different direction (video interview)
Game changers will include environmental events that can alter the course of battle.
3 things fruit ninjas can learn from Del Monte in mobile marketing
Rovio’s success with Angry Birds, the fastest growing game in history, is a great example of how app developers are applying some ‘traditional’ marketing lessons to drive more revenue.
Game acquisitions set new record at $4B in 2012, but investments tumble 57 percent
Game acquisitions set a new record in 2012, but investments in new companies are down.
Imprisoned Arma III devs free on bail
The pair of Czech developers who were arrested in Greece for allegedly photographing a military installation may now return home.
We should inspire game developers to create alternatives to violent entertainment
The carrot of encouraging more creativity will work better than the stick of banning violent video games.
Mobile-app advertising platform SponsorPay doubles revenue in 2012
Advertising on mobile platforms continues to grow, and SponsorPay is one of the companies at the forefront.
Kabam acquires Vancouver studio Exploding Barrel Games
Exploding Barrel Games worked on Margaritaville and is making free-to-play mobile and social games now.
National Rifle Association releases free shooting game
On the one-month anniversary of the school shooting, the NRA has released its own iPhone and iPad app, "NRA: Practice Range." The iTunes rating system suggests that it's appropriate for children as young as 4-years-old to play.
Move over, Guitar Hero: Cello Fortress is a ‘real’ music game
The likes of Guitar Hero can't match the real musical power of a cello twin-stick shooter.
Game-industry analyst makes 9 predictions about 2013
Baird Equity Research analyst Colin Sebastian looks into the future.