GamePad designer on Wii U motion games: 'No, please don't!'
The thought of more motion-control games frightened one of Nintendo's Wii U GamePad designers due to an engineering obstacle.
Giveaway: Dead or Alive 5 preorder bunny, angel, and swimsuit costume codes (update)
Because it makes perfect sense to fight in bunny costumes and swimsuits!
Nintendo engineers explain the magic of the Wii U GamePad's video technology
Since standard video-compression techniques would cause an unacceptable amount of lag for video games, Nintendo's crafty engineers designed a new method to ensure the Wii U GamePad will work as advertised.
Our gallery of New York Comic Con's often quirky, sometimes beautiful cosplay
See costumes featuring characters from The Legend of Zelda, Borderlands 2, Final Fantasy, Batman, and more from the New York Comic Con.
Forza Horizon to get Rally expansion for $20
The racer, which isn't even out yet, will get some dirt-road tracks in an expansion pack slated for December.
30 aspiring game developers earn scholarships from industry-backed foundation
The Entertainment Software Association's special foundation awarded scholarships to women and minority students who are interested in game development careers.
Keep your Dance Central 3 party going with its SmartGlass DJ app (preview)
Dance Central 3 DJ is one of the first concrete examples we've seen of Microsoft's SmartGlass application since its announcement at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo.
Claritics and Badgeville team up to gamify the enterprise
Claritics supplies the intelligence, while Badgeville brings the platform.
Xbox Live members say Obama won second debate
Xbox Live shares data on how gamers feel about who won the second presidential debate.
In midst of employee theft lawsuit, Kixeye CEO takes a blast at Zynga
Kixeye chief exec Will Harbin says, "Zynga is burning to the ground and bleeding top talent, and instead of trying to fix the problems -- better work environment and better products -- they are resorting to the only profit center that has ever really worked for them: their legal department."