Steam goes down as potential caching issue reveals private data (update)
Updated at 6:30 p.m. Pacific time: Steam is back up and running. PC gaming’s biggest online store experienced serious glitches earlier today. Steam went down...
The DeanBeat: 10 predictions for the game industry in 2016
The video game business is unpredictable. But if you can predict the trends with a reasonable degree of accuracy, your company can gain a...
Some PlayStation Network features down heading into Christmas
Santa may need to deliver Sony some new servers for this Christmas. Some PlayStation Network services are not working for everyone. Gamers are running...
Oculus founder: Rift VR headset is ‘fancy wine’; Google Cardboard is ‘muddy water’
If the future ever brings us virtual reality sommeliers, they may treat the Rift headset as one of their finest products. Palmer Luckey, who founded...
GamesBeat reporter Jeff Grubb’s top 10 games of 2015
GamesBeat has already chosen its top 10 games of 2015, but I’m not going to let that stop me from telling you about my personal...
2015 was the best year ever for games
Time is weird. We mostly use it to organize days and weeks to help us figure out how far away the next Star Wars...
The 10 best indie games of 2015: N++, Her Story, Undertale, and more
Giant, open-world games like The Witcher 3, Metal Gear Solid V, and Fallout 4 have made 2015 one of the best years in gaming...
Electronic Arts games are down — Madden, Star Wars, and more offline for many
You may have trouble accessing some of your EA games on Christmas Eve. Electronic Arts has confirmed that its servers are experiencing an outage....
How persona-based marketing will unlock the next level in mobile games
Even within the rapidly growing world of technology, mobile gaming is impressively popular, posting awe-inspiring numbers in terms of growth and revenues. Mobile games...
Kentucky fines PokerStar’s owner $870 million to cover residents’ losses
Canadian gaming company Amaya has been ordered by a Kentucky court to pay $870 million in penalties to cover alleged losses by the state's residents who played real-money poker on PokerStars' website between 2006 and 2011.