Consequences Matter, Not Choices
Editor's note: Jeremy makes an important distiction here that I completely agree with. I also must say that I absolutely hated that scene in...
The Geekbox — Episode 69
The Geekbox — Episode 69 (2010-06-09) Wherein we discuss Fitch’s Minnesota adventures, Team Fortress 2 class dynamics, Burn Notice’s season 4 premiere, E3 speculation,...
I Once Had a Ranch
Kirk Hamilton wrote recently about Red Dead Redemption’s flawed middle chapters; basically spanning from the annoying Irish to the bloated McDougal, with caricatures of...
The most-anticipated games of E3 (take our poll)
Game fans are waiting for the E3 Expo next week to get a glimpse of the biggest games coming out later this year and...
Free-to-play games will grow, but not as fast as some believe
The free-to-play business model is sweeping through the game industry and could generate $7 billion in revenues worldwide by 2015, according to a report...
Video game agents move beyond consoles to social games (exclusive)
Talent agents follow the money. They have been serving the video game console industry for some time. And now they’re expanding to the social...
Warner Bros. gets to the next level in video games
VentureBeat recently interviewed Martin Tremblay, the head of video games at Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. In years past, he would have been an unlikely...
Playdom plans to offer its social games in Europe
The mob is stretching its tentacles to the old country. Social game publisher Playdom, whose games include the hit title Mobsters, plans to expand...
In Which I Disagree With Heavy Rain Creator David Cage
Editor's note: Elizabeth takes issue with what Quantic Dream's David Cage has to say about games-as-interactive-art vs. games-as-toys-for-kids. -Demian A couple weeks ago, I...
Quick Hit scores NFL license for online football games
Electronic Arts has had a lock on the NFL football league rights since 2004, giving it such a huge leg up that many former...