Facebook will not lower its revenue-sharing fees despite competition from mobile
The 30-percent revenue-sharing model is here to stay for Facebook developers.
Sony’s PlayStation 4 can’t stream movies from a home PC
Sony's next-gen box won't support media servers or DLNA.
Video games are one of the fastest-growing mediums, and we have some numbers to prove it
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — Not every consumer knows how big the video games business truly is. The truth, according to Entertainment Software Association (ESA) president Mike Gallagher, is in the numbers. During GamesBeat 2013’s “The Changing Face of Games and Gamers” chat, Gallagher broke down the statistics, which are quite telling.
PlayStation 4 installs every game to its hard drive (even disc-based titles)
Sony’s PlayStation 4 can run many of its next-gen games in full 1080p high-definition and at 60 frames per second, but to achieve that, it installs every game to its hard drive. In an extensive PlayStation Blog update today, Sony revealed a ton of information about its upcoming system, which debuts Nov. 15 for $400.
PlayStation 4 launch lineup: Knack, Battlefield 4, and more
The 21 confirmed PlayStation 4 games that Sony and its third-party partners will have on store shelves when the console debuts on Nov. 15.
The more you know: PlayStation 4 doesn’t support external hard drives
Sony revealed that the PS4 has some limits when it comes to storing data.
It’s ‘inevitable’ major publishers will come to Ouya, says CEO Julie Uhrman
Just don't expect the next Grand Theft Auto or Call of Duty.
Dead Island developer’s Hellraid coming in 2014
Developer Techland is going to spend the extra time adding new features and improving the overall experience.
The casual games industry in 2015: 5 predictions you can’t ignore
Jeff Karp is the executive vice president of mobile and social games at GSN Games. The focus of this GamesBeat 2013 — The Battle...
Can Windows 8 be as important as iOS and Android by 2014? This mobile entrepeneur thinks so
REDWOOD City, Calif. -- Windows 8 on mobile has struggled to gain a foothold, but Kenny Rosenblatt thinks that's about to change.