Watch us try to do a perfect run in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe’s 200cc mode
One of the best things that Nintendo added to Mario Kart 8 for the Wii U is its blistering-fast 200cc racing tier, and now...
Inspired by X-COM, Snapshot Games is creating Phoenix Point for fall 2018
Snapshot Games, the maker of Chaos Reborn, has announced a new PC game dubbed Phoenix Point, a turn-based tactics and strategy game that the developers...
Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite launches September 19 and shows off its story mode
Two of Marvel’s and Capcom’s most prolific villains are teaming up. Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite is coming out on September 19 for PlayStation 4,...
How Jam City CEO Chris DeWolfe sees the freakin’ mobile game world
Chris DeWolfe did OK as a founder of MySpace. But it didn’t turn out to be Facebook. But he can’t complain. DeWolfe is now...
Jam City launches another freakin’ Family Guy match-3 mobile game
Jam City and FoxNext Games have launched a new match-3 puzzler, dubbed Family Guy: Another Freakin’ Mobile Game. Yes, it’s self-referential, using the wise-guy...
Nightdive turns games of the past into a bright future…virtually
Presented by Intel Many game companies open up an office space, get a development team together to work in that office, grind away for...
GameInfluencer raises funding for influencer marketing platform
GameInfluencer, a startup with a platform for influencer marketing campaigns for digital games, has raised an undisclosed amount of money from European game insiders. The...
Bravely Default developer Silicon Studio moves into game engines with open-source Xenko platform
Japanese game maker Silicon Studio, the maker of the Nintendo’s hit 3DS series Bravely Default, is moving into the game engine business with the...
Intel and VentureBeat shine a spotlight on game developers
Presented by Intel Debut articles in the highly anticipated collaboration between VentureBeat (VB) and Intel are about to start rolling out. The first posts...
Mail.Ru Group creates $100 million investment division to fund games
Games could use a boost, and now the Russians are coming. Moscow-based Internet communications firm Mail.Ru Group is announcing that it has set up...