Will Zynga’s ChefVille revive the company’s fortunes?
Zynga tries to create the ultimate cooking social game, avoiding possible new lawsuits in the process.
EA sues Zynga, alleging The Ville is a blatant clone of The Sims Social
EA and Zynga, two of the world's biggest game companies, are at war over copyrights.
EA readies oodles of mobile games for summer gamers
EA's Summer Showcase was filled with mobile games from publishers Chillingo and PopCap, among others.
The DeanBeat: How fast will the shift to huge growth for mobile games happen?
With the console market looking a little shaky and Facebook starting to slow down, mobile stands before the gaming industry as a potential savior.
Gamers at Work reveals the risks and emotional complications in entrepreneurship (interview)
Gamers at Work is a collection of interviews with some of the game industry's most iconic founders, developers, and entrepreneurs. It's also a handy guide for aspiring business people hoping to break into games.
Saban Brands buys Zombie Farm iOS gamemaker The Playforge
Saban Brands buys The Playforge, maker of mobile games like Zombie Farm, Zombie Life, and Tree World.
Despite Star Wars slowdown, analysts aren’t in despair over EA’s performance
Electronic Arts‘ flagship online game, Star Wars: The Old Republic, isn’t doing so well, but the big video game publisher is so well diversified...
Tracking Star Wars: The Old Republic’s declining subscribers
The line graph inside shows the declining subscriber numbers for publisher Electronic Arts' massively multiplayer game, Star Wars: The Old Republic.
EA bullish on mobile as social games slow down
Electronic Arts said today that revenue growth in social games is slowing down but mobile games are picking up. EA, one of the world’s...
More than 1.3 million virtual soldiers enlisted for Battlefield 3 Premium
Asking consumers to drop $50 on a game they already own might seem like a lot to ask, but more than 1.3 million Battlefield 3 players have happily done so for publisher Electronic Arts.