Cloud-gaming startup Shinra launches accelerator for game developers
Shinra wants developers to come up with ideas that are impossible on current hardware.
How to make mobile games successful on PC
The success of the well-received Kingdom Rush and Plauge Inc: Evolved proves that people will play quality ports of the right games. Pushing your game to PC and making that it a success, however, are two different things
How Space Ape aims to become one of the big hairy brutes of mobile gaming (interview)
Space Ape has a chance to be one of the big players in mobile games. Will its next game do the trick?
H1Z1, DC Universe Online developer Sony Online Entertainment is no longer a part of Sony
Investment management firm Columbus Nova announced today that it closed a deal to acquire SOE from Sony. The massively multiplayer online game developer is responsible for releases like EverQuest, PlanetSide 2, and the recently released H1Z1.
Learn to love publishers, and more advice from a lawyer-turned-developer
I recently spoke with Daniel DiCicco, one of the rare lawyers-turned-game-developers, about how his legal skills have impacted his new career and where small design teams often fall short.
Check out Dying Light’s Half-Life, Mario Bros., and Left 4 Dead Easter eggs
Dying Light has plenty of action, but it's also got a few secrets.
Nintendo wants a taste of your YouTube action — and creators hate it
Nintendo is willing to let people on YouTube make money with Mario games, but it wants a taste of the action as well.
Overwolf and Twitch will hold app coding contest for gamers
These apps will overlay and offer features to existing PC games.
What’s a curved screen good for? Making this amazing new Star Wars game
Curved displays probably won't make a big difference in your home, but they could make arcade games even more amazing.
Twitch saves Nintendo’s Smash Bros. tournament with last-minute move to bigger venue
Nintendo of America and fighting-game organization Apex are holding one of the biggest Smash Bros. tournaments ever this weekend, but it almost didn’t happen. Players gathered in a hotel in Secaucus, N.J., to battle it out in Super Smash Bros.