Balancing isn’t easy: Team Ninja on Dead or Alive 5: Last Round in the competitive scene, sexual fantasy, and the future (part 1)
Team Ninja open up about Dead or Alive 5: Last Round, sexuality, and future projects
Nexon drops developer Robotoki’s first game after studio drops free-to-play model
Developer Robotoki decided to make its game premium priced instead of free-to-play, and that's not the kind of game Nexon wants to back.
Analyst: Digital makes up ‘as much as 25%’ of total new-gen game sales
Target, Best Buy, and Walmart might not sell as many games as they are expecting as consumers migrate away from physical media.
Sony has shipped 13.5M PS4s over the last 12 months
Sony reveals some numbers about its gaming products a year after the PS4 launch.
Denial of service attacks, queues, and other delays hit World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor launch
Choke points where millions of players attempt to complete the same action at the same time cause server restarts, lag, and long waits for players.
Ubisoft rethinking how it launches games following Assassin’s Creed: Unity bugs and falling share price
Ubisoft shares are down around 10 percent this week largely thanks to a botched launch for Assassin's Creed: Unity.
This War of Mine sucks you into your role as a civilian in war (review)
You'll scavenge for food and supplies; craft food and furniture; and avoid and fight with other survivors in this well-crafted, depressing title.
Kabam execs tell us how they’re taking mobile games up a notch (interview)
Nick Earl is the latest console exec to migrate to mobile.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Halo launch woes, Warlords of Draenor launches, and League of Legends still rules
Check out our entire week’s worth of coverage on VentureBeat’s channel for video games, GamesBeat.
The DeanBeat: What are the ingredients for the billion-dollar deals in gaming?
The buyers are coming out of the woodworks. Don't expect the buying frenzy to end soon.