Pickmoto simplifies sports betting on smartphones
Pickmoto is the latest to launch a sports betting app on the iPhone
Shuttered developer’s Wipeout 2048 Facebook page updates with ‘We. Are. Alive.’
A vague message suggests that the Wipeout 2048 developer may not be closed after all.
How Kickstarter could change the industry
Only a few years ago, if a video game developer really wanted to make a game, they had to pitch their game to...
Why turtling is awesome
One of the most fun, yet least effective strategies in any real-time strategy game is turtling. Turtling refers to a player who wait for the late game to make any attacks, playing defensively early on with lots of defensive structures, while focusing on economic growth.
This Legend of Zelda-themed bedroom is the coolest bedroom
Take a look at every Legend of Zelda-decked wall in this incredible room inspired by the classic Nintendo fantasy franchise.
Nvidia loses its mobile chips chief
Mike Rayfield, who ran Nvidia's mobile-processor development since 2005, has left the company.
Dungeon master’s friends use crowdfunding to help pay for his brain surgery
Daniel Somerville's friends are offering his Dungeons and Dragons art to people who help pay his $450,000 in medical bills.
The good, the bad, the Minecraft: All the inspiration and clones you’ll ever need
Minecraft isn't the only one of its kind. We looked at the games across the Xbox Live Indie Marketplace, iOS App Store, and PC that either influenced Minecraft's development or borrowed from it.
Comic book guru Stan Lee moves into mobile games
Featuring a new superhero universe created by Stan Lee, Verticus is a free-falling action game slated to hit mobile devices later this year.
15 baffling Street Fighter II mysteries
Beneath Street Fighter II's seemingly simple concept of punching and kicking lie many bewildering oddities like ectoplasmic puke, teleportation, and baby-sized legcuffs.