The Walking Dead Episode 2: Starved for Help turns the gore up to 11 (review)
Who are the real monsters, the zombies or your fellow survivors? That’s the question Telltale Games asks in The Walking Dead Episode 2: Starved for Help.
How Sony could disrupt its console rivals — and itself — with its Gaikai acquisition
The disruptive effect of Sony’s $380 million acquisition of Gaikai could send reverberations throughout the video game industry. As such, the deal will give...
Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn live-action trailer launches on Machinima
Microsoft is taking the transmedia approach to the launch of its Halo 4 video game for the Xbox 360 this fall with a Halo...
Sony buys Gaikai game streaming service for $380M
Sony announced tonight that it will acquire the streaming video-game service Gaikai for $380 million. The deal officially closed on June 30, and Sony...
Zynga ‘unleashes’ bigwig Mark Pincus after big product unveiling
Zynga chief executive Mark Pincus was quiet for the past couple of months as Facebook went public and Zynga geared up for its big...
VC Fred Wilson says mobile, not web, is where the growth is
Mobile is where the growth is in startups, venture capital portolios, and user activity, according to a post by Fred Wilson, the managing partner...
How to break into video game writing: Advice from an expert
Millions of kids (along with a healthy number of adults) want to make a living writing about video games. Dan Amrich wants to create more...
Team Fortress 2 father-son tag team celebrates Source Filmmaker’s announcement
Normally, the Scout wants nothing to do with the Spy during Team Fortress 2's chaotic scrambles for the intelligence within its Capture the Flag...
Bazookas and exploding sheep: A brief history of the Worms series
Did you know that one guy originally created Worms to enjoy with his friends at school? You can learn more about the humble origins of the hit strategy franchise by watching the video below.
Capcom unveils Japanese release window and new trailer for Monster Hunter 4
At a recent event, Capcom unveiled gameplay footage of Monster Hunter 4 for the 3DS. The publisher also announced the game will hit Japanese store shelves in spring 2013.