How much choice did the player really have in The Walking Dead? (interview)
We speak with the Telltale Games CEO about what went right and wrong with season one of The Walking Dead and what to expect next.
Wooga founder: Touch is a bigger revolution for games than the mouse
Developers should design their games for touch from the ground up, not port them from the consoles.
IGN’s David Ting wants developers to build a digital stadium for e-sports
Compared to other sports, e-sports games are still in an early stage, but they're taking off.
Gaming academic Jesse Schell expounds on chocofication and motivating players to play and pay (interview)
Jesse Schell talks with GamesBeat about a wide range of possibilities for the future of gaming, from eye-tracking to Google Glass. And he has a new crowdsourced gaming idea.
Path of Exile: Crowdfunding that isn’t following the Kickstarter crowd
How does a free online game sell itself without giving paying players an advantage? Development studio Grinding Gear Games decided to sell the audience.
Origin Stories: How Gearbox got to make Aliens: Colonial Marines
Gearbox CEO Randy Pitchford explains the twisty -- and thoroughly geeky -- path his studio traveled in securing the rights to the Aliens franchise.
An interview with Jenova Chen: How Journey’s creator went bankrupt and won game of the year
The game became the bestselling PlayStation Network game of all time, but the team fragmented after it was done.
Qualcomm is ready to deliver mobile users a real gaming platform (interview)
With $20 billion in revenue, Qualcomm is creating the mobile platforms that game developers will soon care about, if they don't already.
Crytek CEO: Our goal is to ‘transition entirely’ to free-to-play games in 2 to 5 years
Crytek won't make Facebook games, but it wants to dominate the world with free-to-play games.
UPDATE: Borderlands 2 developer: Raising the level cap could break our game (interview)
Raising the level cap would be like remaking the game all over again, says Borderlands 2 developer.