Gamer gear maker Razer opens its first U.S. store in San Francisco
Razer, an established maker of gaming-related gear, has unveiled its first concept store in the U.S. at a mall in San Francisco. The store is...
Nintendo’s Yo-Kai Watch 2 is coming to the U.S. on September 30
Nintendo announced today that the ghost-collecting Yo-Kai Watch 2 is coming to the U.S on September 30 for 3DS. It will release in two versions (a strategy used by Nintendo’s popular Pokémon series): Bony Spirits and Fleshy Souls. They will add 100 Yo-kai (those cute, ghost-like monsters) to the series.
Final Fantasy Brave Exvius is an original mobile RPG that’s coming to the West
Forget about remakes: The next Final Fantasy game you’ll play on your phone is a bit more ambitious. Square Enix and Gumi announced today...
Nintendo eyes expansion into film business
TOKYO (Reuters) – Movies like “Mario Kart” and “The Legend of Zelda” could soon be coming to a theater near you. Nintendo Co Ltd...
Rovio: ‘The Angry Birds Movie’ brought in $43M in its opening weekend
Rovio Entertainment has bet the company on “The Angry Birds Movie,” which debuted this weekend in numerous territories and hits the U.S. on May...
Google targets HTML5 default for Chrome instead of Flash in Q4 2016
Google has outlined a plan to push HTML5 by default in Chrome, instead of Flash. In Q4 2016, the company plans to only serve...
How CastAR’s Jeri Ellsworth will use augmented reality for fun tabletop gaming
Jeri Ellsworth and Rick Johnson have been toiling away at augmented reality for years at their startup, CastAR. Their ambition to make a fun...
How Samsung plans to snare game developers with its ‘Made for Samsung’ program
Global conglomerates like Samsung dominate the tech landscape. But when it comes to games, they’re underdogs. Samsung knows this, and that’s why it recently...
Playwire launches a free video player for indie publishers
When it comes to making Internet video, free is a pretty good price. Playwire is announcing today that it has created a free version...
Nvidia’s hardware keeps winning because of its software
Last week, Nvidia introduced its next-generation line of graphics processors, but the company’s silicon is only half the reason I’m excited about the future of gaming...