'Mr. Tetris' explains why the puzzle game is still popular after three decades (interview)
Henk Rogers brought Tetris to the West and turned it into a global phenomenon.
How a seasoned venture capitalist at IDG Ventures views game investments (interview)
IDG Ventures' Phil Sanderson has quietly become one of the most successful venture capitalists backing games.
An uproarious Q&A with director Scott Waugh and ‘Breaking Bad’ alum Aaron Paul of the ‘Need for Speed’ movie
The director and lead actor talked about their homage to car culture movies with abandon at a recent screening.
Don Mattrick shows his poker hand for turning Zynga around in mobile (interview)
The Zynga CEO is putting his stamp on the company, starting with three new mobile versions of flagship games.
Peter Molyneux believes ripping people off with free-to-play games won’t last (interview)
At 22cans, the elder gaming statesman is working on new schemes for monetization of his upcoming game Godus -- without the ripoffs or long waits.
The frustration and progress of women in video games, as viewed by The Sims 4’s Lyndsay Pearson (interview)
The executive producer of The Sims 4 tells what it's like to create a game in a studio with women.
A deep dive into the making of the eye-popping Star Swarm demo (interview)
Oxide Games' co-founder Tim Kipp explains how his team created Star Swarm.
EA Sports’ Ignite is the Michael Jordan of game engines, which is a good and bad thing
The next-gen Ignite engine powering EA Sports' titles is versatile but wildly inconsistent ... just like Mike.
Human Rights Campaign names Electronic Arts one of the 'Best Places to Work 2014'
Electronic Arts supported pride parades in multiple cities and held talks about how to make gaming a better place for LGBT people in 2013.
EA unveils Battlefield 4: China Rising expansion
Electronic Arts is still getting the kinks out of Battlefield 4′s multiplayer service, but it is also staying busy, providing more content for gamers...