Video Blips: Batman: Arkham City, Saints Row: The Third, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and more
Whew, that was a lot of colons. The games featured in today's Video Blips should gang up on poor Burnout Crash and force its...
Composer Spotlight: Jeremy Soule (Elder Scrolls, Dungeon Siege, Guild Wars)
One of the most talented and prolific composers in the gaming industry right now is Jeremy Soule, whose most notable work is probably the...
Why third-party games will struggle on Nintendo’s Wii U
This year's E3 unveiled what the future holds for Nintendo with the Wii U, and while some promise and hope for a worthy succesor...
Consumers spent more on digital online games in Q1
Consumers spent a total of $5.9 billion on both physical and digital online games in the first quarter, up 1.5 percent from a year...
Riptide merges with Projkt Nine to form new mobile game firm
Riptide Games and Projkt Nine are announcing a merger today that will combine their companies into a new mobile gaming company. Riptide Games is...
Reviews Spotlight: Duke Nukem Forever, Lego Star Wars 3, L.A. Noire, and The Phantom Hourglass
The Reviews Spotlight returns to give you a snapshot of what our community reviewers are saying about some of today's games. This week we've...
The road ahead in mobile games
Mobile gaming is the wide-open battleground of the entertainment industry. While Zynga dominates social games and big publishers rule console games, the global smartphone...
Nintendo’s glacial eStore and Virtual Console release schedule actually encourages piracy
Sorry, Operation Rainfall — Nintendo seems flood-proof. Let’s get this straight first: I don’t advocate piracy. I pay for my entertainment. Sometimes I even...
News Blips: Mainstream media as a tool, phones might outstrip consoles, and Witcher 2 lawsuit
If games need an extra visibility boost within the media, I hope they make more commercials like this gripping paragon of theater. News Blips:...
Video Blips: Rage, PlanetSide 2, The Lord of the Rings: War in the North, and more
I wonder why games continue portraying the government's final solution against an apocalyptic cataclysm as a failed initiative to store a portion of humanity...