Nintendo wants a taste of your YouTube action — and creators hate it
Nintendo is willing to let people on YouTube make money with Mario games, but it wants a taste of the action as well.
Oculus Super Bowl party could be the future of social sports broadcasting
Want to watch the Super Bowl with friends from all over the world? AltspaceVR has you covered -- if you have Oculus Rift.
Windows 10 preview: PC gaming works great, but the Xbox App is full of dead ends
We test the gaming features of the Windows 10 technical preview, including the new Xbox App.
ISIS and gaming: 5 students want to teach about surviving under the militants’ heel
A game that attempts an exploration of living as a refugee in ISIS-occupied Iraq and Syria.
The DeanBeat: The pendulum will swing from consoles to PC games in 2015
The Windows ecosystem will stay open, as Valve's Steam store will still be easily accessible on Windows 10.
PlayStation 4 in China: Why Sony is willing to put up with piracy, the gray market, and communist red tape
Sony's launch of the PlayStation 4 in China has the potential to be huge.
Wooga makes its next big bet on hidden-object mobile game Agent Alice (exclusive)
Wooga follow's Pearl's Peril with another in the genre targeting older female players. It was built with a team of 80 developers.
Game company exits topped $24B in 2014
As corporate buyers invade gaming, midtier firms are feeling the big squeeze.
Candy Crush Saga mobile mastermind Tommy Palm leaves King for a new startup (exclusive)
Tommy Palm starts Resolution Games with other Swedish game veterans.
Mobile marketing automation: 1.5% penetration now, could triple in 2015
Big apps like Subway Surfer and Plants vs. Zombies use MMA to boost monetization, and major brands like Starbucks, Walgreens, and ESPN use MMA to increase engagement and enable omnichannel marketing.