Brick ‘n’ mortar survival: GameStop president Tony Bartel shows how retail fits into a digital future
He discusses how he is adapting his retail empire to the changes in the industry.
Ubisoft delays South Park: The Stick of Truth into 2014
The role-playing game was previously scheduled to debut in December.
FAA OKs Nintendo 3DS, PlayStation Vita, and more for takeoff and landing
Earlier today, the Federal Aviation Administration loosened its rules on gadgets during commercial airline flights. It is now OK to use gaming devices like a Nintendo 3DS, a PlayStation Vita, or an Apple iPad during the flight and while the plane is taking off and landing.
Livestreaming community on Twitch has raised $8 million for charity; plans to raise more this weekend
Gamers have found a natural partner in Twitch for their philanthropic efforts.
Kixeye goes mobile with Backyard Monsters: Unleashed for iOS
This is the social-gaming developer's first thrust into mobile gaming.
Adorable plush toy and apps are a winning combination at Who’s Got Game competition
ZowPow founder Brian Krejcarek believes his products can be a brand-new revenue stream for mobile developers: "People who may not have purchased virtual goods before may purchase toys related to the app they love."
How Game of War developer Machine Zone tackled its slang-translation problem
Google doesn't know how to translate "ASAP" into French, but Game of War does.
Doom co-creator gets promoted to cohead of Diner Dash studio PlayFirst
Former id developer Tom Hall will now oversee the creative studios at PlayFirst.
Free-to-play on PlayStation 4 and Wii U? Not so fast, says Kabam
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. -- Sony is excited about free-to-play on next-gen consoles. Kabam isn't so sure.
World of Tanks is Will Wright’s gaming addiction, not really the ‘enemy of women’
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — For Wargaming.net chief executive officer Victor Kislyi, the biggest enemy in World of Tanks might not be the other team....