This Street Fighter V pro is using a reality show to make a name
Rob “RobTV” Burney is a YouTube content creator, Street Fighter V pro player, and a contestant on Eleague’s new esports reality TV show, The Challenger....
Bethesda is teasing something it will (probably) announce May 14
Bethesda may have something to tell all of us on May 14. That’s if we can trust some of the clues in images the...
Switch, PC, and crypto all lead to booming growth for Nvidia
Nvidia just reported record quarterly revenue of $3.21 billion for the three-month period that ended April 29. That is up 66 percent year-over-year from...
USC Games Expo shows off more than 80 games
Two days before commencement at the University of Southern California, the campus was buzzing with energy, not least of which was because of the...
Sony-backed Japan Display launches new high-end VR screens that could power PSVR 2
Japan Display, a joint venture between Sony, Hitachi, and Toshiba, today announced separate 1,001-pixel-per-inch (PPI) and 803PPI displays specifically designed for VR use. While the new...
Battlefield V reveal tease plumbs the depths of leak puns
Electronic Arts reiterated this week that it will have a new Battlefield game out this holiday, and now the company is teasing when it...
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate gets Nintendo Switch into the hunt on August 28
The Nintendo Switch isn’t getting Monster Hunter: World, but it is getting some creature-hunting action: Capcom will release Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate worldwide on...
The IndieBeat: Archeogaming is another effort to delve into the history of games
Soon after Andrew Reinhard started his Archaeogaming website in 2013, he got a chance to practice video game archaeology in the real world. He led the...
Little Orbit ditches licensed games, acquiring APB Reloaded
Little Orbit has dealt in kid-friendly licensed games based on popular cartoons like Cartoon Network’s Ben 10 and DreamWorks’ Madagascar, but it’s shifting focus...
Gaming has gone mainstream, but it still has room to grow
The global games market is expected to grow from $137.9 billion in 2018 to more than $180.1 billion in 2021, according to market researcher Newzoo....