The fantastic video game art of Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell
Take a peek at the exotic and unique works of artists Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell, as seen in games such as Golden Axe II, Wolfenstein 3D, Demon's Crest, and many others.
How games journalism is like diving into a cave
[This article was originally posted on Leviathyn.] On a recent excursion, I questioned my choice of accepting to go cave-crawling with a few friends...
The Walking Dead developer discusses the advantages and challenges of a multiplatform zombie apocalypse (interview)
We interview Telltale Games to discuss long-term zombie apocalypse strategies for multiplatform titles.
Sounds Shapes lets you create and share your own musical worlds (review)
Sound Shapes is not the best platformer you'll ever play, but this Vita and PlayStation 3 game deserves your attention for its accessible level editor and playful visualizations of sound.
Why tween girls aren’t playing your games
Just the mention of the word “tween” conjures up images of Bratz-toting, Twilight-reading, Justin Bieber-loving fans. But when you strip away the generalizations, a...
PlayStation All-Stars beta giveaway: Answer the Internet’s favorite question for your chance to win
We have 15 codes for some lucky and talented readers who want to try out the character brawl-fest before the public beta opens this fall.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Blizzard hacked, Nividia earnings rise, and more bad news for Zynga
If you follow VentureBeat but don’t regularly check our GamesBeat site, here’s a list of the best games stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed.
Microsoft job listing hints at new Xbox console within 18 months
A since-removed Microsoft job listing sets an 18-month timeline for a refresh on several products, including a new Xbox console.
TheDeanBeat: Kickstarter isn’t indie gamemaker Double Fine’s only funding route
Double Fine Productions scored $3M from Kickstarter, but it also has other sources of revenue to keep its indie games in production.
Cartoon Network’s updated iOS app lets you(r kids) play games while watching cartoons
Watch videos and play games at the same time without one of those pesky "TV" things with Cartoon Network 2.0.