NPD: Kingdom Hearts III made more than twice what Kingdom Hearts II did in its first month
Kingdom Hearts III was the No. 1 best-selling game in the U.S. in January, according to industry-tracking firm The NPD Group. It also earned...
Square Enix restructures dev teams from 11 to 4 after sluggish sales
Square Enix is reducing its internal development teams from 11 down to four. The publisher is making this move to reduce cost. This comes...
Google schedules GDC event, reportedly for cloud gaming service
Google has scheduled an event for 10 a.m. Pacific time March 19 at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. That is reportedly where...
Tonk Tonk Games raises $2 million for uFighter mobile game with your face in it
Tonk Tonk Games has raised $2 million in funding from Bitkraft Esports Ventures to build its uFighter mobile game, where you play as one...
Greg Broadmore interview — why Weta Workshop spent seven years on its Magic Leap game
Greg Broadmore had never made a video game before, but that didn’t stop him from creating a groundbreaking augmented reality game on the Magic...
Sony seeing progress toward VR’s second generation of games
Sony’s Shawn Layden says the VR industry is starting to move into its second generation of content. Layden said as much during his keynote...
Tim Schafer interview: Psychonauts 2, crowdfunding’s future, and staying nimble
Tim Schafer is the game industry’s favorite silly man. He hosted the awards ceremonies at the Game Developers Conference (GDC), cracking jokes about Trump and...
Audica is Harmonix’s new VR music shooter
Harmonix announced a brand new VR rhythm game on Twitter today called Audica. Based on the footage it looks like it’s a mixture of first-person shooter...
Sensor Tower: 2018 was mobile Minecraft’s best year ever with $110 million earned
Minecraft‘s mobile version earned $110 million on in 2018, according to market analysis firm Sensor Tower. This is best year ever for the iOS and Android...
The DeanBeat: DICE Summit shows the inspirational highs and depressing lows of gaming
Shawn Layden led off this week’s DICE Summit with an inspirational speech about the need to focus on quality games, the rise of accessibility...