Disney’s Where’s My Mickey? combines physics puzzles with new cartoons
Disney returns with yet another spin-off of its Where's My ... ? physics puzzlers, but this time it features one of its own -- Mickey Mouse.
Nintendo producer imagines what Metroid and Tingle could look like on Wii U
Kensuke Tanabe, the producer on Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, tells us his about his ideas for a new Metroid game as well as his burning desire to make a game about Tingle, one of the most-hated characters in Nintendo's roster.
The Final Fantasy XIV director talks business, gameplay, and doing away with the Final Fantasy logo (interview)
After all, it's not every day a major game company -- especially a Japanese one -- publicly apologizes for releasing a subpar product. But it's even less common for that company to then spend millions more rebuilding that years-old title for a second shot at success.
Nexon exec: the game war will be won in digital online markets, not consoles (interview)
The chief financial officer of Nexon saw very little that would impact the future of the game industry at E3.
Ouya chief exec Julie Uhrman: No one can silence ‘the people’s console’ (interview)
Publicity from a flap with the E3 show organizers helped Ouya get noticed.
How EA’s DICE will become more than the ‘Battlefield studio’ (interview)
Karl Magnus-Troedsson pulls back the curtain on EA DICE's big games at E3.
Nintendo’s Retro Studios really loves Texas BBQ
Retro Studios is known for its stellar work on the Metroid Prime and Donkey Kong games. It's also based in Austin, Texas. So naturally, we asked Retro president Michael Kelbaugh what its favorite BBQ place is.
How dangerous driving helped Sony’s Kazunori Yamauchi design Gran Turismo 6 (interview)
If you see a car do a wheelie in Gran Turismo 6, that's based on the creator's own experience driving a car.
Ubisoft CEO rides on a post-E3 high (interview)
Yves Guillemot says common engines, new IP, and innovation in gameplay will drive next-generation growth.
Sony’s Jon Koller on why the market says Sony won E3 (interview)
Social media reports showed that gamers were tweeting more about used games than big E3 titles.