Candy Crush maker King.com announces new Berlin office
In a boost for Berlin, U.K.-headquartered King -- one of the world’s top social games providers -- has announced it will be opening a new games studio in the German capital.
Scams promising free PS4 and Xbox One consoles are already taking on holiday shoppers
Security software company Trend Micro has discovered a number of "survey scams" specifically aimed at the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
PlayStation 4 can only share recorded videos to Facebook at launch
Players can't upload videos to YouTube when the console debuts on Friday.
Facebook updates its Unity tool to improve cross-platform game development
Facebook is making money on mobile, and it wants to help developers do the same.
Free-to-play on PlayStation 4 and Wii U? Not so fast, says Kabam
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. -- Sony is excited about free-to-play on next-gen consoles. Kabam isn't so sure.
Facebook will not lower its revenue-sharing fees despite competition from mobile
The 30-percent revenue-sharing model is here to stay for Facebook developers.
Jens Begemann on Wooga’s plan to create million-dollar mobile blockbusters (interview)
Social-game developer Wooga found success on mobile with Jelly Splash, a color-tile matching game with more than 10 million downloads in eight weeks on iOS.
GamesBeat 2013 spotlight: Meet our all-star moderators
We'll have a mix of 23 distinguished moderators, including VentureBeat staff, game journalists, mainstream tech writers, and domain experts.
How Japan’s Line became an unintentional gaming-platform giant (interview)
Line's Akira Morikawa isn't targeting his messaging service at gamers, but they're playing a ton of titles on his network. Will that make it bigger than Facebook?
How China’s Perfect World plans to be a player in mobile games — and the West
Robert Xiao's Perfect World has 4,500 employees working on online and mobile games. But will he make a brand in the West?