Destiny is a blockbuster shooter that has everything … except a soul (review)
The anticipated online shooter from Activision and Bungie couples satisfying gunplay with paper-thin storytelling.
Gabriel Knight 20 years later: How this point-and-click adventure has changed from 1994 to 2014 (gallery)
Check out our gallery showing how the 20th Anniversary Edition of the classic supernatural point-and-click adventure game compares to the original.
The latest Skylanders wants you to view your tablet as a first-class game machine
The designers at Toys for Bob have optimized the tablet versions to look and play as well as the console games.
The DeanBeat: Will China rule the world of gaming?
China has the financial power, but the West still has its creativity.
How Tencent sees the worldwide opportunity in gaming investments (interview)
Bo Wang, vice president of Tencent Games at the Chinese entertainment, talks about the worldwide vision for games.
How Sledgehammer Games became the new Call of Duty studio (interview)
Sledgehammer Games promises that Advanced Warfare isn't the same old Call of Duty.
How Sledgehammer tricks you into believing the visual realism of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare (interview)
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare will make you wonder if it's a real face, or animation.
E3 was filled with new things for GameStop to sell to hardcore gamers (interview)
There were no price cuts on older consoles. But Xbox Ones are flying off the shelves at $400.
The 10 coolest technologies for gamers at this year’s E3
With virtual reality and eye-tracking, gaming's biggest trade show wasn't disappointing with new tech.
How Bungie came up with the unique look of Destiny (interview)
Bungie had to avoid repeating the look of Halo and other sci-fi games.