MSI launches ‘the world’s thinnest and lightest’ 17-inch gaming laptop
Haswell-based gaming systems are getting thinner and thinner.
Sega in the running to acquire Persona developer Atlus
Sega is among 20 companies bidding on Index Corporation, which owns Atlus.
Disney Interactive executive discusses the fine line between hardcore and family-friendly (interview)
Our interview touches upon everything from the broad appeal of Disney Infinity, the resounding effects of Epic Mickey's failure, and the possible return of Split/Second,
Chinese game publisher Yodo1 moves into global market with Cavemania
Cavemania is a match-3 puzzle game from developer BonusXP. Yodo1 will publish it around the world.
Ibb and Obb’s clever platforming puzzles will test your friendships (review)
Ibb and Obb offers a great cooperative challenge.
Former F.E.A.R. developers reveal atmospheric black-and-white shooter Betrayer
Blackpowder Games is taking its frightening first-person shooter to Steam's Early Access to sell the unfinished title to gamers.
American McGee hits his Kickstarter target for Alice: Otherlands
We could see a very strange series of 3D animated Alice films thanks to this successsful Kickstarter.
North Korean tablet won’t give you Internet access, but it will play Angry Birds
This 7-inch tablet debuted at a North Korean trade show.
Required listening: Spangly pianos, blood dragons, and the Russian military on the move
Required Listening returns with the best soundtracks from the summer and an interview with Company of Heros 2 composer Cris Velasco.
Rumble’s Greg Richardson on building games that last forever (interview)
With cash from Nexon, the CEO of Rumble Entertainment says he has time to get game quality just right.