12 games that teach kids to code — and are even fun, too
Coding is a big deal for kids these days, but it can feel like work. These 12 games help teach programming fundamentals while still being fun.
Watch Dogs has a monster first week — surpasses 4M copies in sales
Ubisoft proves that it knows how to launch a new property.
Today's Wii U update helps you get into games faster
Nintendo is trying to improve the user experience of the Wii U, which often suffers from long load times and other quirks.
Graphics guru Tim Sweeney explains why Apple's Metal will make mobile games far better
Epic Games showed off its cool Zen Garden demo at WWDC 14. Epic's Tim Sweeney tells us how it was made possible.
A new Xbox One, PS4, or graphics card: Study shows hardcore gamers plan to upgrade this year
Raptr conducted a study on gamers who play both PC and console games, and its poll found that these dedicated consumers intend to spend cash on hardware in 2014.
Batman: Arkham Knight is the latest big game to slip into 2015
The Caped Crusader joins The Order and The Division in getting a delay to 2015.
Panning for gold: a billion to one (Part 1)
The advent of online games has put the games industry in the privileged position of being able to track every data event that a player undertakes. However, the challenge lies in unlocking that big data to create actionable insights that can make environments more fun, boost player engagement and drive revenues.
Global game business is booming, but physical store sales may ‘evaporate’ by 2015
Market researcher Newzoo makes bold predictions about shifts in gaming, which will hit $102.9B by 2017.
Why game developers should be happy about Apple's WWDC announcements
Apple shows steady improvement in its iOS platforms for game makers.
Google's YouTube and search data show that attending E3 virtually is more popular than ever
YouTube is launching its 2014 E3 Trailer Battle. This channel will host all of the E3 trailers, and you can vote on your favorite.