BYOT Episode 1: Gaming’s good, bad, and downright crappy of 2012 (so far)
Here it is: the first episode of GamesBeat's official podcast, BYOT.
World of Tanks: Generals is Wargaming’s new card-based strategy MMO for browsers
World of Tanks: Generals represents Wargaming's move into browser-based platforms.
The Neo Geo returns as a portable system that won’t murder your wallet, just kicks it a little
If you have $200 to drop on an expensive nostalgia trip, you could probably do worse than the Neo Geo X Gold, a new handheld machine that plays classic Neo Geo games on its 4.3 inch screen or on your television.
Hybrid is a fast-paced but thoughtful shooter that suffers from some technical hiccups (review)
Hybrid wears its cover shooter heritage with pride, while introducing some genuinely interesting ideas to the genre.
Coco controller brings traditional video game controls to the iPhone
As big as gaming has become on smartphones, the lack of buttons or analog sticks can make more traditional experiences difficult and clunky. A new device, coco, is aiming to fix that problem.
Wikipad: The company (and tablet) that is bringing console gaming to Android part 2 (exclusive)
In part two of our interview with Wikipad's James Bower and Fraser Townley, we learn more about this new Android tablet/game console and how they view the market, Windows 8, and Ouya.
Dust: An Elysian Tail is beautiful but drowns in repetition (review)
The last game in Microsoft's 2012 Xbox Live Summer of Arcade is gorgeous to look at, but is it anything more than that?
YoYo Games builds monetization and analytics services into its game development tools
YoYo Games is making it easy to tap monetization and analytics services from within its cross-platform game development tools.
DayZ trolls are more terrifying than the zombies in the game (videos)
A few intrepid hackers, modders, and all-out trolls have taken to the DayZ servers to make their virtual neighbors' lives more horrifying than they already are.
Alleged Xbox 720 dev kit sold for $20K on eBay (UPDATED)
Bidding for the alleged Xbox 720 dev kit has closed at $20,100.