Move over, consoles — mobile is the future
Established and new video game companies are moving to the mobile side of the industry, bowing to the inevitable.
Bored, impressed, and giddy: Our final thoughts on E3 2012 (with photos)
We left the industry trade show with very different opinions on what we saw. Here are our final thoughts.
Turning technology against your friends in Watch Dogs
In one of the coolest sounding cross-platform schemes we've seen, Ubisoft's upcoming open-world hacking playground Watch Dogs allows players to interact with each other's games through a companion mobile app. It's time for some technological warfare.
THQ’s Brian Farrell talks about looking for a bottom and staging a comeback (interview)
Brian Farrell, chief executive of embattled video game publisher THQ, has endured a lot of criticism in the past year as investors have pummeled...
Why we wub wub wub E3 2012: The dubstep of E3
The 2012 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) was the year of dubstep.
Breaking down what’s exactly new in God of War: Ascension
Ascension's senior game designer spent some time with GamesBeat and broke down in detail just exactly what's new with this God of War. Warning: Hardcore details ahead!
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive’s simplicity is just what consoles need
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is Valve's effort in transporting PC shooter classic Counter-Strike onto consoles, and the game's straightforward design surprisingly shines.
GamesBeat Giveaways: You could win a bag of E3 swag and more
UPDATE: Congratulations to Ryan H. (@kancer) for winning our giveaway. GamesBeat is your source for some of the best coverage of the 2012 Electronic...
007 Legends proves personality makes or breaks a game
Developer Eurocom's 007 Legends is a full-fledged tribute to the James Bond film franchise's 50th anniversary. Just one problem: Where did Bond go?
The top 8 trends of E3, from bows to brutality
With publishers showing so many games in such close proximity, the Electronic Entertainment Expo is a great place to discover the directions that developers are taking the entire industry for the next year and beyond. Inside are eight trends that GamesBeat's writers noticed during the annual trade show.