GamesBeat giveaway — Resident Evil: Revelations 2 and DmC: Definitive Edition
You could win one of our 15 game codes.
Community spotlight: Looking back at 2013 and forward to 2014
We highlight 2013 reflections and 2014 expectations from our community of writers.
12 great current-gen games you didn’t play, handpicked by industry pros
Twelve games industry figures, including David Jaffe and Cliff Bleszinski, told GamesBeat which current-gen games they think deserved a wider audience.
Ninja Theory's Fightback: A touch-screen brawler that actually kicks ass (preview)
It seems improbable that the developer behind high-profile games like DmC: Devil May Cry would try its hand at a mobile, touch-screen brawler, but it did, and its talent for the genre shows.
DmC: Devil May Cry developer working on beat-em-up for iOS and Android
Ninja Theory partners with mobile publisher Chillingo for its first smartphone and tablet release.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows fights like Devil May Cry (preview)
The heroes in a half-shell return to the gaming arena with a look and feel that reaches for the franchise's more gritty roots.
AMD Never Settle Reloaded gives you up to six blockbuster games with two graphics card purchases
AMD is delivering a bunch of games for free to people who buy its graphics cards.
Similarities between DmC and classic Devil May Cry titles (gallery)
The rebooted Devil May Cry takes the series in a new direction but retains popular characters, trademark weapons, and Dante's love for pepperoni pizza.
Required listening: Ni no Kuni, Anarchy Reigns, and an interview with Aliens: Colonial Marines composer Kevin Riepl
Required listening is a new monthly feature focusing on game soundtracks and the people who lovingly create them. For the first edition, we'll take a look at Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch, DmC: Devil May Cry, and Anarchy Reigns, as well as an in-depth interview with Aliens: Colonial Marines composer Kevin Riepl.
The people ask the White House to put a stop to the new Devil May Cry
A real petition on Whitehouse.gov asks the president to remove DmC: Devil May Cry from store shelves.