Zynga may be closing Omgpop game studio that it bought for $180M
Zynga bought OMGPOP at its peak, and one year later it appears to be shutting it down.
Dell’s Haswell line-up includes a 27-inch all-in-one computer
Dell's line-up includes a 27-inch all-in-one XPS computer.
Intel hopes Haswell will produce a PC revival
Intel formally unveils its Haswell-based chips and paints a rosy picture for the PC's future.
Zynga’s stock dives 12 percent after layoffs
After laying off 18 percent of its employees — 520 people — social game publisher Zynga saw its stock price fall 12 percent to $2.99 a share. Zynga’s stock was halted after the news broke around 11:35 am Pacific time. But it fell further when trading resumed. In after-hours trading, the stock rose slightly to $3 a share.
Minecraft’s Les Miserables is so much better than Russell Crowe
A Minecraft fan couldn't help but make a Les Miserable inspired music video using the block-building game.
Confirmed: Zynga laying off 520 employees as it restructures to focus on mobile
Zynga is shutting offices in Dallas, New York, and Los Angeles.
The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing is entertaining but not incredible (review)
The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing is an entertaining but unmemorable entry in an overcrowded genre.
Plague coming to Defiance TV show — but you can stop it in the game
Defiance, the game, has a big event happening now that will impact an upcoming episode of the show.
Don’t be a data hoarder: 6 metrics that aren’t critical for game developers
Developers -- for games or otherwise -- tend to dig into too much data. Here are six metrics that you should ignore.
DICE L.A. chief aims to develop triple-A games with Frostbite 3 engine (interview)
The new L.A. office of DICE will be an extension of the Stockholm studio and work on a variety of projects.