Super Mario 3D Land arrives in the Apple App Store for $.99 — wait, that’s not Mario…
Does the iOS game 3D Cartoon Land: Safari look familiar to anyone else?
Nvidia loses its mobile chips chief
Mike Rayfield, who ran Nvidia's mobile-processor development since 2005, has left the company.
New iPod Touch uses last year’s parts, will become obsolete a year sooner
Apple's iPod Touch is actually far less powerful than we thought.
Activision is finally swinging for the fences in mobile games (interview)
Greg Canessa is the vice president of mobile at Activision Blizzard and his job is to move the video game giant into the mobile gaming market in an intelligent way -- especially when it comes to the Kindle Fire and iOS.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Nintendo Wii U, Tekken Tag 2, and iPhone 5
If you follow VentureBeat but don’t regularly check our GamesBeat site, here’s a list of the best video game stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed. This week, Nintendo revealed the North American release date and price for the Wii U and Apple unveiled the iPhone 5.
The DeanBeat: A stellar week for gamers
We saw separate but wonderful visions of the game industry this week in a series of cool events.
Clumsy Ninja’s 10-year journey to make it to Apple’s iPhone 5 launch stage (video interview)
Torsten Reil describes the 10-year odyssey to get Clumsy Ninja on the iPhone 5 stage.
The iPod’s A5X vs. the iPhone 5’s A6: Does it matter for games?
Apple's new A6 processor is hitting the iPhone 5, but the older A5X is going into the new iPod Touch. Which processor is better for gaming?
Natural Motion shows off cute Clumsy Ninja app on the iPhone 5
Natural Motion showed off the game-like character Clumsy Ninja.
With Kinect-like gestures, SoftKinetic leads the way to Intel’s perceptual computing
SoftKinetic's close-range gesture control technology is at the heart of Intel's upcoming non-touch control for laptops. The companies call this development the beginning of perceptual computing.