3DS in danger: Why piracy is a bigger problem than just sales
Could piracy really ruin the 3DS's future? Developers explain why it's bad for everyone and what, if anything, we can do to stop it.
Hawken developer doesn’t want to exploit you with its free-to-play
Producer Jason Hughes explains how Adhesive Games is figuring out how to apply free-to-play to a traditionally niche genre.
How Rick Thompson became the über investor for gaming (interview)
The co-founder of Playdom is funding game companies; he thinks Zynga's chief executive ought to give up his supervoting rights.
Xseed completes Operation Rainfall trilogy with Pandora’s Tower this spring (updated)
Xseed Games is bringing the third and final role-playing game in the Operation Rainfall trilogy to the U.S.
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?
Tomb Raider’s multiplayer takes a different direction (video interview)
Game changers will include environmental events that can alter the course of battle.
Life after Angry Birds: Former Rovio devs enjoy more freedom with their new studio
GamesBeat interviews two of the three former Angry Birds developers at Boomlagoon to find out how they've handled the transition from working at a large company to a drastically smaller studio.
Indie developer discusses XBLA holiday sales and the impact (or lack thereof) of review scores
The honest trials and tribulations of an indie game developer.
American McGee sees brighter future for year-old Akaneiro: Demon Hunters on Kickstarter (updated)
Spicy Horse's free-to-play game Akaneiro: Demon Hunters is more than a year old, but it's just getting started.
Cognition writers talk adventure games, detective stories, and bad writing advice
The co-directors of Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller, and adventure game veteran Jane Jensen, chat with GamesBeat about their writing process.