Terraria for consoles heads to certification — and may debut this month
Terraria's release is nigh. It just has to pass submission for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Zynga shuts studio, top exec leaves EA, and Ouya ships March 28
This week, Zynga shuts down its Baltimore studio while consolidating three others, THQ will sell off Homeworld, Darksiders, and Red Faction in its last...
Rovio partners with DreamWorks for another licensed smartphone game
“DreamWorks Animation’s The Croods is filled with wonderful characters and creatures in an incredibly detailed, inventive world — it was just begging for its very own mobile game!” Rovio executive vice president of games Petri Järvilehto said in a statement.
Rental service GameFly cuts 15 percent of its staff in restructuring effort
Gaming's primary rent-by-mail service is streamlining before the next-generation takes off.
The DeanBeat: The Nintendo Wii U’s troubles start with a dearth of developers
Even EA says it doesn't consider the Wii U to be a true next-generation console.
Co-creator of Counter-Strike will launch his Tactical Intervention shooter on March 28
Tactical Intervention combines team-based first-person-shooter gameplay with a free-to-play business model.
It takes 600 people for Ubisoft to make a triple-A game on PlayStation 4
The market for games is driven by hits, which is why Ubisoft is willing to put so much work into each release.
CCP holding special Eve Online/Dust 514 event at PAX East for players to make in-game ‘history’
Developer CCP Games will also announce a new expansion for Eve Online.
German publisher Daedalic taps into the international power of adventure games
Breaking into international adventure-game markets can be tough, but Daedalic explains why it's now easier and imperative for a studio's success.
Call of Duty: Black Ops II Revolution map pack now available on PlayStation 3 and PC (not Wii U)
A month after the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC gamers can get in on the new Call of Duty maps.