Ouya console will launch with OnLive cloud-gaming service
Cloud gaming comes to the open-source Ouya console.
Michael Phelps plays more than 30 hours of Call of Duty per week
The eight gold medals Michael Phelps earned during the 2008 Olympic Games make him one the best American athletes. He's also an avid Call of Duty player.
The DeanBeat: At Casual Connect, massive confusion and angst about digital publishing 2.0
The definition of a game publisher has become confusing, and the ultimate answer this is important for developers.
Nvidia touts its latest graphical sorcery in ‘New Dawn’ tech demo
Graphics processing company Nvidia showcases its latest achievements in visual beauty with "New Dawn," a tech demo featuring a beautifully rendered fairy in a magical forest environment.
Games could predict whether you’re color blind, a gambler, or have ADD
Lukasz Twardowski, a young Polish entrepreneur, recently made an unexpected discovery. By analyzing data from video games, he thinks he’ll be able to predict...
Customization gives players a voice in their games
Characters in video games have taken on stronger and more customizable roles as players have grown up over the years. For example, Commander Shepard...
Microsoft wants to make Wii Music HD
Microsoft could make a Wii Music-like experience for the Xbox, thanks to Kinect.
EA attempts to calm nervous investors during its annual stockholder meeting
Electronic Art's stock has been in decline since the Battlefield 3 and The Sims 3 publisher warned investors of a tough upcoming quarter. Now EA is attempting to calm panicking stockholders.
Gameloft’s second quarter growth gives hope to the mobile market
French publisher Gameloft released its second quarter earning report today, showing healthy growth for the mobile-focused company.
Local developers and students look beyond the stars at Baltimore’s Gamescape 2012
Baltimore's Gamescape showcased talent with a passion for galaxies, black holes, and exploding stars...and everything they represent.