Ex-People Can Fly developers reveal their new horror game, The Vanishing of Ethan Carter
Developer The Astronauts want to push storytelling in The Vanishing of Ethan Carter.
New Wolfenstein in the works at MachineGames according to composer’s résumé
All signs are pointing to a new Wolfenstein first-person shooter coming this year from a new studio founded by former Starbreeze staffers.
Chumba World Kickstarter wants to bring online gambling to the MMO crowd (exclusive)
A massively multiplayer social game that lets you create and potentially monetize your own casino could soon be a reality, if the Kickstarter gods are kind.
Jon Shafer’s At the Gates: New strategy studio Conifer Games is starting small but has huge ambitions
A new studio in Detroit is going to Kickstarter to fund a strategy game about the Fall of Rome -- one that's about destroying an empire, not building one.
Take-Two CEO confident about publisher’s outlook despite industry obstacles
Take-Two's leadership have a lot to say about next-gen systems, console alternatives, and more.
New physical video game sales account for less than 50% of a $14 billion market in 2012
North Americans spent $14.80 billion on video game content last year, but less than half this total was on new, physical releases.
Take-Two boss claims the Grand Theft Auto V delay has nothing to do with the next-gen consoles
Take-Two CEO says not one gamer is going to sit out Grand Theft Auto V because of the next-gen systems.
Zynga to close CityVille 2 as it shows no mercy for weak games
FarmVille 2 is the company's best launch in two years.
XCOM: Enemy Unknown leads publisher Take-Two to strong fiscal third quarter
Take-Two also announced its board approved the repurchase of 7.5 million shares of common stock.
EA (‘the worst company in America’) was the best-reviewed publisher of 2012
In 2012, consumers voted EA the worst company in America, but the publisher just kept releasing well-received games.