From Flash to Steam — how Adult Swim is building a publishing empire
Adult Swim Games released its first Steam game last week, and it has plans for further expansion.
iPadocalypse: ‘iPad shipments collapse’ 50% in January (but there may be a very good reason)
In fact, full-size iPad display shipments seem to have disappeared, dropping by an astounding 80 percent from December to January, even as Android tablet sales have grown.
A ‘big data’ experience revives the glory of SimCity (review)
SimCity is back with its best installment in years.
Missive from TED: How wooly mammoths, consumer space travel, and reading minds play out for the game industry
Fans of strategy, role-playing games, racing, action, adventure, and more are experiencing an incredible entertainment revolution, and a recent TED talk embodies this.
Kid spends $2,500 on iTunes in 15 minutes
Five-year-old Danny Kitchen of Bristol, England, spent $2,500 on iTunes in-app purchases in about 15 minutes, the Beeb reports. Score!
The DeanBeat: The Nintendo Wii U’s troubles start with a dearth of developers
Even EA says it doesn't consider the Wii U to be a true next-generation console.
Sony’s 4K movie service coming to PS4, but 100GB downloads remind us why 4K is a waste
The upcoming PlayStation 4 could serve as one of your first gateways to 4K video content.
Online gambling now legal in New Jersey
New Jersey is the third state in the U.S. to legalize online gambling.
EA enables gamers to use a single identity across game platforms (exclusive)
With a single identity, players can start playing a game on one platform and then pick up where they left off on another platform.
Zynga shuts Baltimore studio and consolidates three other locations
Closures are part of Zynga's strategy to contain costs using "guard rails."