The Non-Award for Best Tech That’s Too Much Work to Set Up goes to VR
While everyone else is giving awards to Zelda and PlayerUnknown’s Battegrounds, our GamesBeat Rewind year-end event has the guts to hand out silly accolades to the...
GamesBeat Decides game of the year part 3
Another day? Well, we’ve got another GamesBeat Decides game of the year podcast. For part 3, we’re digging into the following categories: Unlock premium...
GamesBeat Rewind 2017: The most overlooked games of the year
Sometimes, it seems like a Sisyphean task to try to keep up with all the games that come out every year. And that’s not...
The ‘How Do You Screw That Up’ Award goes to Electronic Arts
You would think that making new Star Wars games in the era of annual film releases from Disney is a can’t-lose scenario, but you weren’t...
Horizon: Zero Dawn is the Freshest Gaming Universe
Sequels tend to dominate gaming. I’ve never had a problem with that because, unlike films, game sequels often feature fundamental changes compared to their...
How to stop losing revenues and players to cyberattacks
The video game market has grown to $116 billion worldwide, and that makes it a big target for cyber criminals. Sony felt the sting...
GamesBeat head of social Anthony John Agnello’s top 10 games of 2017
2017 was a remarkable year for video games, with a seemingly endless tide of inspired work coming out from the big money publishers and...
A life in game journalism
Merry Christmas and happy holidays. I thought I would do something different for a holiday message this year. It’s based on a talk I...
GamesBeat Decides’ game of the year part 1: The Non-Awards
Merry Christmas, friends! It’s December 25, and I’ve suspended my war on Christmas to observe this day and receive presents. I’ve also decided to...
This 3rd grade class went nuts for AR and VR
Steve Lukas and his son Christian were able to explain VR and AR to a third grade class without needing other kids to put...