Torment crowdfunding total surpasses Double Fine Adventure
Torment is now the second most successful video game project on Kickstarter.
Rovio doubles its revenue in 2012 on strong game and consumer-product sales
Angry Birds developer Rovio reports a strong financial 2012 with consumer products bringing in nearly 45 percent of total revenue.
Utherverse launches latest take on a 3D Internet with WebWorlds.com
A new 3D Internet world launches today from a long-time developer in the space.
Ted Price on how Insomniac Games’ Fuse isn’t going to be a bomb (interview)
Insomniac's first cross-platform title may be one of the last of its kind in the current console business.
Zynga’s first real-money games launch in the U.K. tomorrow
Zynga is applying its massive infrastructure toward real-money gambling in the United Kingdom.
CityVille lead steps in to reinvigorate sluggish Zynga acquisition OMGPOP
Zynga New York gets new leadership as it prepares to launch Draw Something 2 after the original's audience shrank by more than 12 million players.
Hackers breach The War Z personal-info databases; publisher shuts down servers
Hackers have access to email address, IP addresses, and encrypted passwords for The War Z players and forum users.
Unity’s David Helgason on why next-gen consoles are embracing indies (interview)
Unity is cutting deals with everyone, and that's a sign that indie game developers are critical to every platform.
Microsoft hammers away at April 5 Minecraft update
The ninth title update passed Microsoft certification and will add more end-game content.
Rockstar holds to traditions for Grand Theft Auto V box art
Rockstar's open-world crime game is coming in September with a familiar cover.