Dragon Age: Inquisition is too big, and that's almost just right (review)
Dragon Age: Inquisition is a gigantic role-playing game with almost too much to do. But does it manage to hold itself together for up to 90 hours?
Dragon Age: Inquisition ties your smallest actions into a continent-wide power struggle
Dragon Age: Inquisition executive producer Mark Darrah recently walked GamesBeat through how pretty much every action you take in BioWare's latest fantasy RPG gives momentum to the main story.
Confirmed: EA's Nick Earl takes over the studio president's job at mobile-game company Kabam (exclusive)
The move is the latest in a series of hires to beef up Kabam's management team.
How the nonprofit GlassLab teamed up with NASA to make a game that teaches argumentation (interview)
Three out of four kids who try Mars Generation One: Argubot Academy are improving their argumentation skills.
FIFA 15 isn't a game-changer, but you might still love it anyway
See if you're one of the soccer nuts who'll get the most out of EA Sports' latest FIFA game.
Developers say new Apple devices — even the Apple Watch — will be good for games
Game makers are in favor of bigger screens and more powerful devices. Apple stays on its path of attracting core players.
This former Starbucks exec is now tasked with making gamers like EA
The former Starbucks exec will help EA get it better touch with its customers.
EA Access getting Need for Speed: Rivals in 'coming weeks'
EA Access will also get early trials for NHL 15 and FIFA 15 this month.
Zynga chief Don Mattrick steers the struggling social game publisher into a mobile future (interview)
The company's chief focuses on the long term, and the NFL may help him deliver on that goal.
How DreamWorks made 'Dragon 2' movie with the 'absolute pinnacle' of tech (interview)
The onset of multicore processors and cloud computing made the film possible.
