South Korea blocks all Facebook games as part of a government crackdown
South Korea is enforcing a new game-rating system, and Facebook games won't work unless they go through the regulatory process to get an official approval from the government.
How fantasy sports site ScoreStreak targets casual football fans
The site is hoping that quick leagues and simplified scoring can help it break into the billion dollar fantasy-sports business.
The sleeping giant: How the West will one day embrace paying for free-to-play
Kids are the future.
Wii U's Super Smash Bros. release date is still unknown
Nintendo is still only saying "holiday" for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U.
Source: Ouya exploring options for both investment in or sale of company
Ouya could be a new chess piece in the battle for the living room.
EA Access getting Need for Speed: Rivals in 'coming weeks'
EA Access will also get early trials for NHL 15 and FIFA 15 this month.
GamesBeat 2014’s latest speakers include a free-to-play pioneer, an ad man, and a gambler
Kixeye's Will Harbin, NativeX's Rob Weber, and Playstudios' Monty Kerr are our newest speakers.
Nintendo reaffirms Star Fox, Zelda Wii U coming 2015 — Miyamoto's 'Project' games also debuting next year
Nintendo is known for taking its time with games, but that isn't stopping it from promising to deliver a handful of titles that were only prototypes when we last saw them a few weeks ago.
Velocity 2X brings sass and side-scrolling to your average alien shoot-em-up (review)
Hurtling through space at full speed means a lot of painful crashes and impossible tele-leaps ahead of you. And it's awesome.
Indie developers: Pitch us in one Tweet, and we may write about your game (2014 edition)
Got a cool game but no one's noticing? We might be able to help.