Preorder analysis suggests Destiny could be the biggest game of the year with 10M to 15M copies sold
Activision's new game could outsell Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.
After three decades, Tetris becomes a multigenerational game
Maya Rogers has taken over as CEO of Blue Planet Software after her legendary father Henk Rogers's retirement.
E3 was filled with new things for GameStop to sell to hardcore gamers (interview)
There were no price cuts on older consoles. But Xbox Ones are flying off the shelves at $400.
EA has brands, but it absolutely needs to create all-new games (interview)
Patrick Soderlund says that if you stop investing in new intellectual property, you have signed your death certificate.
Nexon's new CEO wants creative devs, free-to-play to be fair — and cloners to take a hike (interview)
Owen Mahoney, new CEO of Asian free-to-play game giant Nexon, says we've gone through five years where the best game creators weren't being rewarded.
How EA is marshaling a new assault on mobile games (interview)
EA Mobile head Frank Gibeau believes his company has an opening as console quality graphics moves to mobile.
Why EA moved from the military to police combat with Battlefield Hardline (interview)
EA's Visceral Games has made a gutsy move into cops and robbers, where the competition isn't as fierce.
EA's E3 event: All the news and trailers
EA came to Los Angeles with new games for its Electronic Entertainment Expo event. Check here for everything you need to know.
Why EA won’t be the worst company in America anymore (interview)
Peter Moore wants the image of EA as the "worst company in America" to be banished.
Why this one man always gets the best seats at E3 (interview)
As mobile games grow in importance, it's a challege for E3 to grow with them.
