Atari launches Pridefest mobile game in a first for LGBTQ community
Atari is making some history today as it launches its Pridefest mobile game, the first major title for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ)...
Ex-Sony Online chief John Smedley cancels Kickstarter campaign for Hero’s Song role-playing game
John Smedley, the former head of Sony Online Entertainment, has canceled his Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for Hero’s Song, the first game from his new Pixelmage Games studio....
What Apple’s latest VR hire means for this growing market
Apple invented the smartphone (even though it didn’t). It also invented the tablet … or maybe not. Now, it looks like it might invent...
Why Japan no longer matters to PlayStation as Sony heads West
Sony shook up its gaming division early this morning, and it is moving the center of the PlayStation brand to the West. In April,...
Street Fighter V round 2: Yoshinori Ono, Matt Dahlgren take on monetization
Street Fighter V is just around the corner, and it’s one of Capcom’s biggest, if not most important, releases of 2016. As the company’s...
FaceIt esports community raises $15 million to go global
Esports is a growing market, and it isn’t only about the top 1 percent of players in the world that show up for the tournaments you see on...
Pokémon Red, Blue, & Yellow rereleases are almost like riding a time machine back to 1996
To celebrate the anniversary, they are rereleasing the original, classic adventures that started the creature-catching phenomenon. For us here in the States, that means Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow, out via the 3DS Virtual Console on February 27.
Bravely Second: End Layer and Destiny share one thing in common
Bravely Second takes place a few “exact amount unspecified” years after the events of the first game. Agnes, Vestal of the Wind, was just about to sign a peace treaty with Eternia when she gets captured. The protagonist this time, Yew, a member of her guard.
Fire Emblem: Fates is a family tiff on an epic — and pricey — scale
The decisions you make will guide how you play through the most recent entry in the grid-based tactical-role-playing Fire Emblem series when it releases February 19 for $40 for the Nintendo 3DS (of course, you very well could end up paying $100 for the entire — as I’ll explain shortly).
League of Legends, Clash of Clans, and CrossFire drive digital games to $61.3B in 2015
There’s no putting the digital genie back in the bottle. Digital-game revenue grew to $61.3 billion in 2015, up 8 percent, according to a...