WWE ’13 continues 25-year tradition of Mike Tyson punching you in the face
A playable Mike Tyson will be a preorder bonus in WWE '13, but it's not the first time the boxing legend has stepped into the virtual arena.
Why Sony thinks the PlayStation Vita has an advantage over the Wii U
Scott Rohde, vice president of Sony's Worldwide Studios, thinks that the PlayStation Vita has an advantage over the Nintendo's upcoming Wii U.
How $50 can make your company logo sound as good as Microsoft’s
Scottish audio company Euphonious has taken the innovative step of making memorable and dynamic Sonic Logos, like Sega's choral chant and Intel's "plink, plunk, plink, plunk," affordable for any company -- even those without budgets like the big boys.
Turn your iOS device into a musical instrument for free with Ocarina 2
Smule launches the free Ocarina 2, an app that turns the iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad into a virtual wind instrument.
China’s Tencent nabs a minority stake in Epic Games
China’s most valuable Internet company, Tencent, is continuing its invasion into the U.S. gaming market in a big way today. Epic Games, maker of...
Kabam acquires indie maker of Realm of the Mad God web game (exclusive)
Kabam has acquired Wild Shadow Studios, the maker of popular online combat game Realm of the Mad God. The deal shows that Kabam, a...
Bunchball launches 10 apps to quickly “gamify” websites and enterprises
Bunchball is announcing 10 new apps today that will "gamify" (make non-game apps and processes more game-like) websites and enterprises in a quick and painless fashion.
Zynga focuses on simplicity with its latest social game, Ruby Blast
Ruby Blast is Zynga's latest arcade-style Facebook game. It combines a bit of Bejeweled, a bit of Diamond Dash, and a whole lot of mining.
Hands-on with Microsoft Surface, a tablet targeting the iPad…and Ultrabooks
Earlier today we caught our first glimpse at the Microsoft Surface, Microsoft’s new Windows 8 tablet, at a press event in Los Angeles (check...
Australia lifts ban on mature games
With bipartisan support, the Australian Parliament has passed a law creating an "R18+" rating for mature video games which will allow retailers to sell many violent and controversial titles for the first time.