Video Blips: Defiance, Orcs Must Die!, World of Battles: Morningstar, and more
Now that most of the bustle surrounding E3 has died down, it's time to resume your daily dosage of that oh-so-tasty Video Blips medicine....
May video game sales fall off a cliff with few new games released
May video game sales were the worst they have been in five years thanks to a low rate of new game releases. The sales...
After 15 years of development, Duke Nukem Forever sucks
Talk about a major bummer — Duke Nukem Forever, a highly anticipated title that has been in developmental hell for more than a decade,...
LulzSec: “You’re welcome!” for hacking Bethesda, not stealing anything
Members of hacker group LulzSec, which was recently able to break into Sony’s network and steal information about 1 million users, said it has...
E3 2011: Nevermind who won…the question is: “Where are we going?”
I realized I'd been on Twitter way too long when I started fuming on this one, single tweet that read: "Hands down, Sony won...
Check out the latest speakers for GamesBeat 2011
Today we’re revealing the third set of speakers for our third annual GamesBeat 2011 conference. Our slate of speakers will include Bing Gordon, partner...
Bunchball raises $6.5M for gamification expansion
Bunchball has raised a round of $6.5 million to expand its investments in gamification, or using game-like mechanics to increase consumer engagement with non-game...
THQ’s Brian Farrell laughs about purple dildos and Space Marines (interview)
Brian Farrell is the longtime chief executive of THQ, the publicly traded video game publisher based in Calabasas, Calif. THQ is in the midst...
Week in review: U.S. government goes after Bitcoin
Here’s our roundup of the week’s top tech business news. First, the most popular stories that we published in the last seven days: Forget...
VentureBeat’s photo gallery captures the noise of E3 2011 (part 1)
The only thing bad about an E3 photo gallery is that you can’t hear the sounds. E3, the video game industry’s trade show, is...