The DeanBeat: BioShock Infinite is art trapped in a violent video game
WATCH OUT FOR SPOILERS has become a familiar warning in discussions about Irrational's big game. THIS POST HAS SPOILERS, TOO.
BioShock Infinite’s extreme violence is completely valid
A growing number of industry voices claim BioShock Infinite's extreme, gory violence hurts the game, but it's integral to the message Infinite wants to send.
The DeanBeat: Mobile monetization is the ‘biggest Achilles’ heel’ issue in the game industry
Mobile monetization is separating the industry into the haves and have-nots.
Updated: Why wait for Google Glass? Epiphany Eyewear is here now (exclusive)
They look like normal sunglasses, but they've got a computer inside and plenty of smarts.
LucasArts’ mixed legacy: A breeding ground for great games and designers that relied too much on Star Wars
The old Star Wars game business apparently wasn't enough to carry the longtime studio into the new age of games.
Intel in talks to acquire gesture control firm Omek Interactive (exclusive)
The race to buy a startup illustrates the hype and hopes for gesture-based technology.
Women bring down the house at GDC
The movement to remove barriers for women in the game business is gathering steam.
Kuato teaches kids to code via Hakitzu educational game
Hakitzu will teach kids how to program JavaScript in a mech combat arena.
BioShock Infinite’s a fascinating ‘what if’ tale of American conservatism with a few flaws (review)
In development for over five years, Irrational finally releases its alternate-history first-person shooter, one that's so good at transporting you to the sky city of Columbia that its little flaws really stick out.
Breaking: Adria Richards fired by SendGrid for calling out developers on Twitter
The developer in question was fired by his employer, PlayHaven, after Richards posted his picture and a few details about what he said. VentureBeat broke the story last night.