Where are they now? An update on 10 of gaming’s biggest Kickstarters
GamesBeat contacted the developers of ten of Kickstarter's biggest gaming projects to find out what they're up to now.
How King built one of the strongest businesses in gaming — and what we learned from its IPO filing
The King IPO will come down to how long Candy Crush Saga will last and whether it will lead to a whole series of blockbuster hits.
How mobile developers are using games to help the victims of cyberbullying
High School Story has referred over 1,000 teens to professional counselors since December.
Xbox One versus Xbox 360: How Microsoft nimbly pivoted to execute a successful launch
Microsoft lost some of its swagger before the launch of the Xbox One, but it seems like it has it back. Now, the company is looking to apply what worked with Xbox 360 to its latest home console.
PlayStation 4 versus PlayStation 3: How Sony regrouped after its arrogant PS3 launch
Sony learned a lot since it launched its last console in 2006, and the results are evident in the performance of the PS4.
How in-app review mechanics pushed Flappy Bird to the top of the charts
If you've ever released a mobile app or game yourself, you've probably been asking yourself this same question through the whole Flappy Bird saga: how the hell did this game get to #1 in the App Store in the first place?
Blind, disabled, and gay: How one game journalist deals with barriers and prejudice (interview)
Kingett also talks about how developers and hardware makers can be more disabled-friendly and why perspectives like his are so important to the conversation.
Move over, Oculus. This startup’s augmented reality will blow your mind.
Former Valve team has developed a big following for its augmented reality project.
The DeanBeat: Zynga’s new strategy reveals the agony and the ecstasy of mobile games
Zynga's latest deals illustrate that some people make the game business look easy, and some make it look hard.
Octodad: Dadliest Catch review — Silly and revealing
Octodad's struggles might even make you tear up.