Ex-Call of Duty team at Respawn Entertainment files for new trademark
Respawn's legal department has made a move to trademark "Titan" for use in video games.
Pro gamers flock to ShootMania Storm as it pursues the e-sports crown
Both professional gaming teams and Ubisoft hope that ShootMania Storm becomes a staple at e-sports tournaments around the world.
ShootMania Storm excels at shooter simplicity and customization (review)
ShootMania Storm is an entertaining call-back to a lost era of multiplayer shooters.
EA has a lot riding on Battlefield 4, and it’s stepping up its investment in a big way
EA's big challenger to the dominance of Call of Duty has been unveiled.
John Riccitiello’s legacy: EA survives, but its hit points are dangerously low
It's easy to take shots at Riccitiello's record, but his successes and failures were complex.
Crysis 3 is a thrilling hunt through the ravaged streets of New York (review)
Crysis 3 backs up its refined puzzle-like combat with a compelling tale of aliens, evil corporations, and transhumanism.
A tale of two zombie games: The Walking Dead vs. The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct
Thanks to the enormous popularity of The Walking Dead, we get not one but two games based on Robert Kirkman's zombie apocalypse. They're very different, but they also share some similarities that may surprise you.
Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified should be dishonorably discharged (review)
The PlayStation Vita's first Call of Duty title is a shaky recruit not capable of maximizing the portable's firepower.
Medal of Honor: Warfighter’s bearded badasses can’t defeat mediocrity (review)
While Medal of Honor: Warfighter has some fun beneath its gritty fingernails, it fails as the military-shooter flag-bearer it wants to be.
'Our exit strategy is death' guides Days of Wonder's board game philosophy
Mark Kaufman and Eric Hauntemont are veteran venture capitalists in the tech world. In 2002, they decided to get out of that fast-paced life and start developing board games. No, seriously.