Cloning for good: Code.org eases kids into programming with Flappy Bird
In around 10 minutes, just about anyone can have their own version of Flappy Bird running on Code.org.
Activision shuts down Call of Duty Elite premium subscription service
The end of the premium social network service shows not everything with the Call of Duty name succeeds.
Google Play’s game-related revenues are growing twice as fast as iOS
The rise of the Asian and Pacific markets are helping Android games grow at a rapid rate.
Valve gives control of sales on Steam to developers
Game makers can set up discounts on their games up to two months in advance.
Live Gamer adds MasterCard’s new payment service to digital game and app storefronts
The deal will grease the skids of digital commerce.
Only 0.15 percent of mobile gamers account for 50 percent of all in-game revenue (exclusive)
It pays to identify and target your game's high rollers, but don't be unrealistic about how many people will spend money.
EA founder Trip Hawkins’ If You Can raises $6.5M for social-emotional learning games
The new game, If..., heralds new titles that teach "emotional intelligence."
Court dismisses shareholder lawsuit against Zynga [update]
Zynga's stock fell after its IPO, but a court found no evidence of fraud by management.
Bingo! GSN buys Bash Gaming for an estimated $160M to $170M
The agreement was reached after an abortive deal failed last year.
South Park: The Stick of Truth’s abortion, anal-probing scenes censored in Europe, Middle East, and Africa
When South Park: The Stick of Truth releases in the Americas, it will have two minutes of gruesome content that won't exist in many parts of the world.