Quantic Dream hires exec to round up third-party developers
Quantic Dream has hired game veteran Sebastien Motte to help run third-party development relations as the company expands beyond PlayStation. Paris-based Quantic Dream —...
Pixel Ripped 1995 will put a VR twist on the dawn of 3D gaming
Ready for more VR-fueled gaming nostalgia? A sequel to Pixel Ripped 1989 is on the way, and it’s jumping six years into the future....
Hubs and spokes — Why Scopely and LA’s game ecosystem are on the growth path
Mobile game publisher Scopely is on a growth path. The company has a $400 million revenue run rate. It expanded its headquarters in Culver...
Why demons are coming to Just Cause 4’s shooter sandbox
If you told me that demons were coming to the modern warfare world of Just Cause 4, I would not be surprised. And so...
Superhot VR’s sales on Oculus Quest are 300% higher than its 2016 Rift launch
Superhot VR was one of around 50 titles available when Oculus’ new Quest headset arrived last week. Despite stiff competition, the development team says...
The RetroBeat: Aladdin is a Genesis masterpiece
I saw Disney’s live action remake of Aladdin last week. Along with video games, I’m a big Disney fan. I’m usually at the theater...
ProBeat: Microsoft’s modern OS is too good to be true
Microsoft hosted a keynote at Computex 2019 this week. As always, the company talked up the latest Windows 10 hardware. But then Nick Parker,...
The DeanBeat: The building blocks of better AR/VR at Augmented World Expo
Most of the tech at the Augmented World Expo 2019 event wasn’t about games. But it was still intriguing for me to see the...
Chef League challenges you to improvise recipes like the pros
Beth Altringer‘s Chef League mobile game on iOS is sure to make your mouth water. It is a game that challenges players to come...
Auto Chess on mobile is improving … but confusing
The race to cash in on the year’s hottest mod, Dota Auto Chess, is well on its way. Last week, Valve announced that it’d...