Check out three more exciting speakers coming to GamesBeat 2014
Dan Connors of Telltale Games, Mike Frazzini of Amazon, and Chris Petrovic of Kabam will speak at GamesBeat 2014, taking place Sept. 15 and Sept. 16.
PlayFab raises $2.5M to offload boring but necessary tasks for game developers
PlayFab handles backend infrastructure for digital games so designers can focus on fun.
FunPlus Group sells its game subsidiary to Chinese holding company for $960M
FunPlus will use its huge war chest to create "disruptive game experiences."
Social role-playing game Velvet Sundown lets you solve thong-related mysteries
Finnish developer Tribe Studios wants the title to fit players' different tastes, however wacky or lewd they might be.
Here are our big speakers for GamesBeat 2014: Peter Molyneux, Zynga's Clive Downie, and Unity's David Helgason
This is a first in a series of heavy-hitter speakers that we'll announced for our GamesBeat 2014 conference on Sept. 15-Sept. 16.
The DeanBeat: The best video games are becoming part of something larger
The biggest game companies are thinking bigger when it comes to transmedia entertainment.
The unique, oddly sexualized culture of China's game industry in pictures (photo gallery)
ChinaJoy is a trade show like no other, drawing 250,000 people to Shanghai.
Line and Gumi team up to take Japanese mobile gaming to a global audience
This strategic partnership is part of Gumi's plan to "become the top provider of smartphone and feature phone social games in the world."
The DeanBeat: Will China rule the world of gaming?
China has the financial power, but the West still has its creativity.
Zynga CEO explains his vision for long-term gaming leadership
Don Mattrick says Zynga is being "purposefully competitive."