The RetroBeat: Remembering 2000’s big Spider-Man game
We’re just a few weeks away from the release of a new Spider-Man game, which will be a PlayStation 4 exclusive when it launches...
PUBG Mobile passes 100 million downloads, celebrates by hiding in a bathroom
PUBG Mobile has surpassed 100 million downloads on iOS and Android. Publisher Tencent Games revealed that it has zipped past that milestone in fewer...
Battlefield V’s new trailer embraces tradition after debut video’s backlash
Electronic Arts has released a new trailer for Battlefield V today, which you can watch above. After the controversial debut trailer angered some fans...
Sony has sold 3 million PlayStation VR headsets
Sony announced today that its PlayStation VR headset has reached the 3 million sold milestone. It has also sold 21 million PSVR games. Over...
How Creative Assembly conceived the art for Total War: Three Kingdoms
With Total War: Three Kingdoms, the Creative Assembly studio of Sega is branching away from pure history, moving into the realm of legend and...
Total War: Three Kingdoms hands-on — Escaping a deadly night ambush
Total War: Three Kingdoms isn’t coming out until the spring 2019, but Sega’s Creative Assembly studio showed me one of the things that will...
Stone tokes up a take on the hardboiled detective genre
Convict Games‘ narrative adventure Stone is a colorful noir, infused with Australian slang and starring anthropomorphic animals. It’s the studio’s debut title, and it...
Creed: Rise to Glory makes its PSVR heavyweight debut September 25
Creed: Rise to Glory enters the ring for the PlayStation VR virtual reality headset on September 25 for $30. For the first time, developer...
Facebook expands its Level Up livestreamer community program in Europe
Facebook is expanding its Level Up Program, which helps livestreamers build communities, into Germany, France, Spain, and Ireland. The program is already available currently...
Starpoint Gemini: How a tenacious team created a successful franchise
The cofounders of Little Green Men Games aren’t the first group of developers, nor the last, to bootstrap their company in a notoriously difficult industry. But their story is a reminder that sometimes, necessity truly is the mother of invention.