PlayStation 3 passes Chinese bureaucratic inspection but ban on consoles remains
One department in China's government approved the PlayStation 3 for consumers, but a different regulating body has not yet lifted the ban on consoles.
Why Ubisoft has eight games coming for the Wii U (interview)
Tony Key, head of sales and marketing at Ubisoft, explains why his company is all-in on the Wii U.
Apple still hasn’t made Game Center interesting
Apple's Game Center looks like an afterthought when compared to the success of iTunes, the iPhone, and the iPad.
Jordan Mechner launches Karateka remake on digital gaming platforms
Jordan Mechner, creator of Prince of Persia, returns to gaming with a digital version of Karateka.
CNN’s biggest competition tonight is Halo 4
Would you rather listen to political commentators or save humanity one more time?
Games and industry figures discuss Election 2012
GamesBeat would like to remind its American readers that your civic duty entails more than just buying Halo 4. So put down that controller and go vote for the next president of the United States!
Ubisoft posts a six-month loss — but Assassin’s Creed is riding to the rescue
The French video game publisher joins a long list of companies having a tough transition to the next generation.
Linux version of Steam enters limited beta
Valve continues its march toward worldwide computer-game-based domination as it grants a small number of Linux users access to its popular digital distribution service.
The hidden truth of enigmatic experimental game Curiosity
The game, Curiosity, is a massively multiplayer game where everyone works together to tap apart a cube that is hiding some kind of secret -- and only one person will actually find it.
Silent Hill: Revelations 3D director on respecting the source material, immersion, and secret UFO endings (exclusive)
We interview the writer/director of one of the most poorly reviewed game movies of all time.