The DeanBeat: Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 takes a lot of risks, not all good
Game development studio Treyarch is taking a lot of risks with this year’s multiplayer-only Call of Duty: Black Ops 4. And in my opinion, not...
Oculus adds paid DLC to Mobile Store, promises Rift support ‘soon’
Post-release downloadable content has become so commonplace in games that today’s digital stores need to support it. Now that the Oculus Go is in...
Kingdom Hearts III hands-on — Wreck-It Ralph, Toy Story, and Hercules bring the Disney magic
Square Enix made Kingdom Hearts III playable for the first time during a world premier event in Santa Monica on May 17. Director Tetsuya...
Gamelynx raises $1.2 million to make esports games on mobile (updated)
Gamelynx is creating team-based competitive games on mobile, so esports can become more accessible and global. And it has raised $1.2 million to accomplish...
ESRB: Devs will still get free ratings for digital games after Short Form phase-out
Getting a score from the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) is a crucial step for any video game or app that wants to go...
OrangeGames acquires majority stake in Habbo developer Sulake
Digital content company and publisher OrangeGames is expanding its portfolio of social titles by acquiring a majority stake in Sulake, the developer behind teen-focused...
Xbox One’s May update is rolling out now: Here’s what’s different
The May Xbox One update is rolling out to everyone right now. This patch brings a handful of new features and a number of...
Google Chrome temporarily rolls back autoplay policy for web games
Google’s Chrome 66 update in April came with a touted feature that prevents video and audio from autoplaying in its web browser. However, this has...
Lego Powered Up lets you control bricks with Android and iOS devices
Lego, building on the success of last year’s Lego Boost robotics kit, has announced the Powered Up Platform, a collection of new motorized, programmable,...
Rainbow Six: Siege relaunches in China on Tencent’s platform
In March, Chinese internet conglomerate Tencent purchased a 5-percent stake in Ubisoft as part of a deal to avoid Vivendi’s hostile takeover of the...