Id Software’s fate reportedly uncertain with Rage 2 cancellation and Doom 4 delays
Bethesda confirms a reboot, but has no comment on Rage 2 cancellation.
Monaco begins stealing hearts on April 24
Monaco is due out for Xbox Live Arcade and Steam with a Mac version to follow after.
LucasArts’ mixed legacy: A breeding ground for great games and designers that relied too much on Star Wars
The old Star Wars game business apparently wasn't enough to carry the longtime studio into the new age of games.
First free SimCity add-on content is an ad for Nissan Leaf
SimCity partners with Nissan to advertise the Leaf.
Huh? EA builds an app for sharing music and photos (exclusive)
Is this a glimpse of EA's future?
Disney shutters publisher LucasArts
After 30 years of developing Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and other original video games, developer LucasArts is no more. Destroyed not by the Empire but closed by its new owner, The Walt Disney Company, as originally reported today by GameInformer.
Trion Worlds launches massively multiplayer shooter Defiance with a lot on the line
Defiance heads out to gamers two weeks before the show debuts.
NCAA Football 14: My fluffy two-minute interview with cover star Denard Robinson of Michigan
The former University of Michigan star quarterback chats with us about who he plays in football video games and being the face of NCAA Football 14.
Torment crowdfunding total surpasses Double Fine Adventure
Torment is now the second most successful video game project on Kickstarter.
Rovio doubles its revenue in 2012 on strong game and consumer-product sales
Angry Birds developer Rovio reports a strong financial 2012 with consumer products bringing in nearly 45 percent of total revenue.