The mobile app economy is exploding (so, what else is new?)
Mobile apps generated about $18 billion in 2012, up from virtually nothing in 2008. Now it nearly matches web revenue.
Temple Run 2 prefers sure footing to leaps of faith (review)
Imangi Studios wants to trap you in more ancient ruins, but is Temple Run 2 like another golden idol or just a bag of sand?
Rumor: The next PlayStation is more powerful than the next Xbox
From my experience watching movies about time travel and Jedi Masters — and I’ve watched a ton — the future is a nebulous blur...
Developer explains what makes Temple Run 2 different
Imangi Studios is back with a brand new Temple Run.
Déjà vu: New bill would give ESRB video game ratings the force of law
Congressman Jim Matheson (D-Utah) has introduced a bill – H.R. 287 – to the United States House of Representatives which would give the Entertainment Software Rating Board’s rating scheme – heretofore a voluntary, self-regulatory system – the force of law and make it illegal to sell “Mature” or “Adults Only” titles to minors.
King.com’s Candy Crush Saga beats Zynga with top social-mobile game
For the first time in years, Zynga does not have the top game in daily users on Facebook.
Obama: ‘Congress should fund research into the effects violent video games have on young minds’
Obama announced numerous actions the executive branch of government will take to combat gun violence.
Apple: ‘Want to criticize religion? Write a book’ — don’t make a game
Apple doesn't believe games are capable of social criticism. What do developers have to say about that?
National Rifle Association releases free shooting game
On the one-month anniversary of the school shooting, the NRA has released its own iPhone and iPad app, "NRA: Practice Range." The iTunes rating system suggests that it's appropriate for children as young as 4-years-old to play.
Move over, Guitar Hero: Cello Fortress is a ‘real’ music game
The likes of Guitar Hero can't match the real musical power of a cello twin-stick shooter.