July 2013 NPD: Animal Crossing is officially a system seller
NCAA Football was the best-selling game, and the 3DS was the top-selling piece of hardware.
Trion Worlds closes European office — cuts a dozen jobs
This closure is part of a reorganization under Trion's new CEO. It will not affect development.
Steam, GamersGate summer sales help digital game revenues reach $1.1 billion in July
PC sales made up for sluggish digital sales on console, which are dropping off as gamers prepare for next gen.
Infinity Ward explains which next-gen tech will work in the current-gen Call of Duty: Ghosts
While Call of Duty: Ghosts won't look quite as nice on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, it should sound as nice.
Virtual dictators can rule with or against their friends in Tropico 5 launching in 2014
Kalypso Media is adding multiplayer, nepotism, and the passage of time to its next island-management game.
iOS puzzler Dots now available for Android and Kindle Fire
Developer Playdots brings the brainteaser to Google's Play market and Amazon's Appstore.
DragonVale co-developer plans to launch new action-platformer Glare this fall
The studio is using Unity to develop the game for PC, Linux, and Mac.
Exponential Entertainment’s Movie Pong takes film trivia into mobile world
Movie Pong will use content from your favorite films from Sony Pictures and Universal Pictures.
Skylanders figures are outselling all other action-figure properties … so far (infographic)
Up through July, Skylanders generated $1.5 billion in worldwide sales since the release of the first game.
Call of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer tries to satisfy noobs and vets (hands-on preview)
More than 10 million people play last year's Call of Duty multiplayer every day. Activision has to get it right when it comes to pleasing vets and noobs at the same time.