Making money, doing good: The new genre of ‘world games’ like Never Alone (interview)
Games about indigenous cultures could be fresh, educational, and make money.
Brenda Romero on cashing in, selling out, and staying true to yourself while making games (interview)
"We love this f****** industry," Romero says.
Comedian Pete Holmes takes a gentler approach to hosting the DICE Awards
Holmes picks the comedian host torch back up for the DICE Awards following last year’s departure — gaming personalities Felicia Day and Freddie Wong hosted, breaking a streak that had comedians such as Jay Mohr and Chris Hardwick onstage for a number of years.
Candid moments of the ‘who’s who’ at gaming’s red carpet event
The video game digerati walked the red carpet at the Dice Awards. Here's what they told us.
The DeanBeat: DICE Summit shows that gaming has gone multi-generational
LAS VEGAS — There were plenty of times in the past when everyone was fretting about the state of the game industry. But this...
Tetris duo reflects on the world’s most popular game, three decades later
Tetris popularizer Henk Rogers predicts the game will become an Olympic sport.
The ‘Age of Play’ is near, but several bosses stand in the way
USC Games director says that the industry is in the next phase of possibility.
How Disney Infinity went from an extra mode to the company’s premier gaming service
Avalanche Studio's Bob Lowe talked about Disney Infinity at DICE 2015.
After Never Alone, E-Line Media and Alaska Native group see big opportunity in ‘world games’
The company is now talking with other cultures to tell more diverse tribal stories through video games.