Behind the headlines of real-world hacking and Watch Dogs 2
George Orwell got it wrong about Big Brother watching you. Instead, it’s lots of Little Brothers who are watching all of us via the...
A VC and sci-fi author ask: Are we living in science fiction?
AI is the new bogeyman. That’s one of the observations we got from a fireside chat between venture capitalist Tim Chang and science fiction novelist...
PC Gaming Weekly: Hearthstone’s mobile client is holding back the PC experience
As the innkeeper says, “Busy night … but there’s always room for another.” In this case, that busy night could mean tens of millions...
Sledgehammer’s founders want to make Call of Duty: WWII memorable
Some gamers may adamantly feel like Call of Duty games aren’t creative. But Michael Condrey and Glen Schofield, the founders of Sledgehammer Games, don’t...
Nexon CEO Owen Mahoney wants the game industry to lose its Hollywood envy
Nexon CEO Owen Mahoney spoke passionately about creativity and inspiration at our recent GamesBeat Summit 2017 event. In a fireside chat with me, Mahoney said he...
Why Insomniac boss Ted Price stands against Trump’s travel ban and game censorship
Ted Price, CEO of Insomniac Games, has never been shy about expressing his opinions. He spoke out against the travel ban, and he talked...
Watch Robin Hunicke’s inspiring talk on mass-market gaming
Robin Hunicke only had five minutes to talk in our lightning round at GamesBeat Summit 2017. But the cofounder of indie game studio Funomena...
A possible AR future: Pokémon Go 10 and $500 glasses
Consumer-ready augmented reality glasses are possible to make right now. But it might cost you at least $500. With AR, developers can project data...
Chris Roberts: No pressure to make Star Citizen ‘absolutely perfect’
In some ways, Star Citizen is the culmination of a 20-year-old dream. The last time Chris Roberts and Rich Hilleman worked together was back...
GamesBeat Summit’s lightning round’s message: ‘You matter, your work matters’
You don’t always need a ton of time to get your point across. The cure for sequelitis. Expanding gaming to India. Finding motivation to keep making games in...