Assassin’s Creed III: The revolution will be gripping but glitchy (review)
A Revolutionary War backdrop and all-new game modes give Assassin's Creed 3 serious lift, but too many technical and design flaws keep it chained firmly to the ground.
Striiv launches a tiny smart pedometer to track your physical activity
Coupled with an iPhone app, the Striiv Play Smart Pedometer lets you count your steps in a day and gamifies your fitness goals.
Developers are mostly thrilled with the chance to make money with Windows 8 games
Windows 8 gaming looks like it will be a success, but the jury is still out on Windows Phone 8 games.
The DeanBeat: The iPad mini brings out the imagination of game developers
The iPad mini is drawing a lot of praise from developers who want Apple to complete in the mobile gaming revolution.
Analysts pore through Zynga’s numbers as the stock price rises
Analysts appear more bullish on the social-gaming giant after yesterday's earnings call.
Zynga stock surges as it slightly beats analysts’ reduced targets for third quarter
Zynga's stock is rising in after-hours trading as a result of the better earnings and a stock buyback program.
Game developers say iPad mini will be good for gaming
The iPad mini may increase fragmentation, but it is also likely to expand the gaming market, according to many game experts we talked to.
Zynga CEO's letter to employees: We've laid off 5 percent of our workforce
Zynga has closed its Boston studio. Plans to close Zynga Japan and U.K., while Austin loses a significant portion of its staff.
Facebook's Zuckerberg unhappy with Zynga's 20% decline in payments
Zynga didn't get much love from Facebook today.
Mark Zuckerberg made it clear that he wasn't impressed by how little gaming is contributing to the social network's bottom line, saying overall payments from Zynga had declined 20 percent.
Zynga lays off almost entire Austin studio
Developers working on The Ville and an unannounced title were affected.