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.
Has game investing turned into a gold mine or risky bubble speculation?
Five global investors weigh in on the state of investing in the game business -- and how entrepreneurs can maneuver in this heady environment.
Kabam’s mobile games win loyal players who aren’t so easy to please (interview)
While others are banking on super blockbuster hits, Kabam is betting on a portfolio strategy to win in mobile and social.
CEO David Helgason on why Unity has expanded into mobile game-dev services (interview)
Unity was at the right place and time when mobile games took off. Now it is expanding into services and game asset sales because it doesn't like to see game developers die.
Comcast may stream games from Electronic Arts to its set-top boxes
EA will provide games that Comcast users can play via tablets on the TV.
A walk on the California coast with Eric Schiermeyer, the cofounder and former analytics expert at Zynga (interview)
We ran a story earlier this week on Eric Schiermeyer, the co-founder of Zynga and the analytics expert behind its success, and his new...
The DeanBeat: Why gamers are lucky they got to play Titanfall
A lawsuit, creative ennui, and a fracture among founders almost derailed one of the best games of 2014.