Joystick Labs starts seed-stage venture fund for indie video games
Joystick Labs has announced that it plans to boost the fortunes of indie game developers by starting a seed-stage venture fund and startup accelerator...
Grand Theft Auto designer takes his mayhem online with All Points Bulletin
You can thank David Jones for all of the mayhem in video games. He is the father of the Grand Theft Auto series of...
Oceanhouse Media bootstraps a sustainable business on the iPhone and iPad
Neophyte game developers have viewed the iPhone as a gold rush — an opportunity to get rich building games that don’t have to go...
News Blips: Epic Mickey Tweaks, PS3 Profits, Microsoft on Slim Overheating, and More
Messing with childhood icons is one thing, but turning them into ferocious evildoers? That's actually pretty cool…. News Blips: Junction Studios axes the evil-looking...
Interview: EA.com’s Jeff Green on Corporate Podcasting, Lost Franchises, and More
Editor’s note: Toby scores another interview, this time with 1UP alum and current editor-in-chief of EA.com Jeff Green. Read on for Green’s insights into...
Starcraft 2 For Dummies: The Big Five
Its been a little over 12 years since Blizzard introduced Starcraft to the world. Besides making them millions and subjugating a small country, Starcraft...
The Indie Scene: A to Z — S’more, Please
As we make our way to the letter S in the Indie Scene’s alphabetical journey, we come to a game I first downloaded and...
Video Blips: Singularity, Medal of Honor, Red Alert, and More
Confused over Singularity's fixation on time? Curious if Medal of Honor can live up to the monolithic Call of Duty franchise? Check out our E3...
Lessons Learned From My First E3
Managing Editor's note: A number of errors originally ran in this article. With the help of the author, we have corrected those errors. We...
Glyder 2: Pilotwings for the iPad
I remember getting my Nintendo 64 back in the day and playing the 2 games I bought with it for hours on end. There was a snowboarding game whose name escapes me, and then there was Pilotwings 64. In Pilotwings you flew all manner of contraptions with the goal of ending up in the flashing circle at the end of the course.