How Oculus VR faced tragedy amid virtual reality’s great moment (interview part two)
Oculus VR was readying itself for a stellar E3, the biggest video game trade show in June. The maker of virtual reality game goggles was...
How Oculus VR resuscitated virtual reality for games (interview part 1)
Oculus VR has been on a rocket ride to mass awareness in the past year. Its toughest job: conquering motion sickness.
How Tencent is slowly transforming into one of gaming's biggest investors
The Chinese company owns portions of Riot Games, Epic Games, and now Activision.
The GamesBeat E3 2013 Non-Award Awards: The stuff no one else is writing about
It's time again for the most pointless kudos in all of games media: our annual E3 Non-Award Awards.
Eternal Darkness successor crowdfunding campaign now on Kickstarter
Gamers can now contribute to Shadow of the Eternals on Kickstarter -- could this help push the game over its goal?
Eternal Darkness successor due for Wii U and PC; $1.5M crowdfunding goal
A new studio called Precursor Games is planning on crowdfunding Shadow of the Eternals.
Epic prepping Call to Arms map pack for Gears of War: Judgment
Epic has a new expansion for Gears of War: Judgment.
Why the web will be a global gaming platform
Players want their games available on any device. HTML 5 has the power to deliver them to their PCs, their consoles, and their mobile devices.
Required listening: SimCity, Tomb Raider, and BioShock Infinite composer Garry Schyman
This month, Required Listening speaks with veteran composer Garry Schyman about his work on BioShock Infinite and how he used simple string ensembles to bring the floating city Columbia to life.
Unity’s David Helgason on why next-gen consoles are embracing indies (interview)
Unity is cutting deals with everyone, and that's a sign that indie game developers are critical to every platform.
