FriendsLearn wrapping up its Kickstarter for food-fight game with push into India
Indian company FriendsLearn hopes to develop a multiplayer version of its Fooya food-fight game.
Kizzang will give away $7.7M in a free March Madness sweepstakes bracket game
A Las Vegas startup with video game veterans plans to launch a whole series of sweepstakes games.
Defeating mobile game clones: Why copyright protection is not enough
Copycat mobile games are a particularly tough problem.
Action video games improve your ability to search through complex visual scenes
This means that it might be easier to train gamers for certains kinds of jobs.
Pikachu 3DS XL coming to the U.S. on March 24
A Nintendo handheld doesn't become a man until it gets its first Pokémon version.
What it means to be a ‘whale’ — and why social gamers are just gamers
"Whales" are more than dollars signs -- they're regular gamers with an obsession and social lives that extend beyond the game.
Are Kickstarter crowdfundings slowing down? Uh huh
In terms of sheer numbers of projects, Kickstarter isn't quite what it used to be.
Old meets new as Angry Birds debuts on arcade machines
Dream Arcades will also launch titles like Cut the Rope on its retro-style arcade machines.
Threeview: SimCity reviewed by a critic, an analyst, and an academic
Our alternative reviewers give us their thoughts on playing (or not playing, as the case may be) EA's newest city-building sim.
EA says SimCity core server problems are ‘almost behind us’
Lucy Bradshaw, the general manager of the Maxis label at EA, has become a prolific blogger lately. She said in a post on Sunday that the core problems with getting into the always-connected single-player game are “almost behind us.”