Bravely Default is an amazing RPG that combines innovation with reverence (review)
Bravely Default isn't technically a Final Fantasy game, but it evokes the best of that series' past while adding its own identity.
Kii launches its Game Cloud developer platform with heavy Unity integration
Game Cloud offers developers backend services for their mobile games.
Seeing things: When gaming messes with reality — and your brain
Seeing Tetris shapes when you're trying to sleep, spotting a landmine on the highway, and the real world turning into Minecraft blocks. Games can mess with your sense of reality. But should gamers be worried if they're seeing these things?
Angry Birds developer denies colluding with the National Security Agency
The game company instead explains that third-party ad networks are likely providing data to spy agencies.
MobiCoach gives golfers real-time coaching advice via mobile app
Remote Coach gives golfers live analysis and instant feedback for game improvement.
Video game thief Sly Cooper will sneak into movie theaters with 2016 film
Blockade Entertainment says the CG film will be based on plenty of advice from game creators.
JoyBits hopes Doodle Kingdom will expand its 126M download mobile game franchise
The game is JoyBits' first major new title in two years -- a sign of more things to come in 2014.
Rage of Bahamut developer invests $680K in Japanese indie game Airship Q
Japanese open-world crafting game Airship Q now has a much bigger budget than the $11,000 it raised in crowdfunding.
Did King.com really ‘trademark’ the word candy?
This is upsetting to many people looking at this issue, especially smaller developers, who feel that no company should be able to "trademark" a common word like candy. But it’s not quite that simple.
That Nintendo World Championship cartridge didn’t actually sell for $99,902
The person that made the top bid retracted it after the seller asked for payment.