Call of Duty Championship coming in March with $1 million on the line
For the first time since Call of Duty: Ghosts debuted, an official competition will use the Xbox One version of the title.
Former Call of Duty developer's studio nearly robbed
Robotoki nearly suffered a break-in, and the president has the picture to prove it.
Developers hope to 'stir a hunger for god's word' with bible game
Bible Chronicles: The Call of Abraham is "like a single-player World of Warcraft" based on the biblical story of Abraham.
E-sports association Major League Gaming welcomes back StarCraft II
StarCraft II will make its first appearance back on the MLG circuit this month. It is also one of the planned competitions for MLG's summer Championship event in Anaheim.
Tencent faces a new threat to its mobile-gaming biz: Alibaba, the Amazon of China
Gaming is the latest part of Alibaba's growing mobile strategy.
Nintendo's stock price jumps on the possibility that China may permit gaming consoles
The market reacted positively to news about China, but too many unknowns should dampen that excitement.
DayZ's standalone beta is still a ways off — studio reveals tentative development timeline
After selling more than 875,000 copies of DayZ, Bohemia Interactive is focused on improving the game and adding features.
Pokémon X and Y are now the official versions of the Pokémon Championship Series
Nintendo is holding five regional Pokémon Championship events in January.
You can get one of 800 Star Trek machines from pinball wizard Gary Stern
LAS VEGAS — The future of tech often highlights the International CES. But among all the latest tech toys is a revival of a pastime from the days before video games. And that’s a good thing for Gary Stern, an old-school pinball gamer who has been making pinball machines for 66 years.