Nexon’s Ghost in the Shell embodies everything good about 2007’s Shadowrun shooter
As a digital artist and game industry press goon, I won’t blame you if you peg me as a fan of anime and manga....
2015’s biggest gaming trends: Nintendo embraces online, open worlds take over, and more
We’ve had the year of the bow. We’ve had the year of Luigi. What was 2015 the year of? It can be hard to...
Halo 5 developer finally releases Forge mode as part of Cartographers Gift update
Community builders can finally reshape Halo 5 to their liking. Developer 343 Industries launched the Cartographer’s Gift update for Halo 5: Guardians today on...
CastAR will return $1M in Kickstarter money and postpone augmented reality glasses shipments
CastAR is postponing the launch of its augmented reality glasses, but it is also doing something unusual. The startup is returning all of the $1 million...
Read+Watch+Listen: Bonus material for Fallout 4 fans
This article may contain spoilers for Fallout 4. You spent years waiting for developers to hurry up and release a big game. You buy it,...
Nintendo’s Amiibo succeed and fail at the same time
The first line of figures launched with Super Smash Bros. for the Wii U on November 21 last year. Since then, as of the first half of fiscal 2015, Nintendo has shipped a total of 21.10 million Amiibo toys since launch, with the largest percentage — 7 million — being sold in the U.S.
Media Molecule’s Dreams encourages incredible levels of user creativity
Evans: If you’re a beginner and you want to put something in your level, there will be millions of creations from the community and...
How Pokémon Go will benefit from Niantic’s lessons from Ingress on location-based game design
GamesBeat: Do you feel like this is almost an eSport? Hanke: It’s even better than a sport in some ways. League of Legends, you...
Spellgun launches big budget Clash of Gods mobile game as China moves to the West
Spellgun, a mobile-game publisher that is marrying the East and the West, has launched Clash of Gods, a fantasy role-playing game where massive armies...
Dying Light: The Following’s map is twice the size of the original game
Thank goodness for dirt buggies. Free-running zombie game Dying Light (PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC) gets a major expansion in February, and the new map sounds like it would be tough to traverse on foot alone.