Evolving with the times: GameStop experiments with new tech to keep customers in stores
Beacons and mobile apps will shape the GameStop shopping experience at brick-and-mortar stores.
Chobolabs raises $1.3M to put hardcore gaming on mobile
The company, founded by a professional Counter-Strike player, is beta-testing its first title, a platform-shooter.
How mobile developer Wooga creates massive hits from the misses
Jens Begemann of Wooga explains how his team kills projects to create hits.
Walking Dead studio Telltale Games: We have franchises coming to us now
The Walking Dead developer is doing well after humble beginnings.
Competition, not cooperation, is the key element in Chinese mobile games
iDreamSky knows a lot about successful game deployment in China. And other developers should pay attention to what it's learned.
Tapjoy: If your in-game ad is intrusive, you're doing it wrong
Tapjoy finds that players, publishers, and marketers can all win by serving up ads at certain times.
The Destiny minority: Here's what happens when a noob and a multiplayer hater play Bungie's online shooter
Is Destiny just for hardcore first-person shooter players, or is it versatile enough to interest a bigger crowd?
Super Smash Bros. for 3DS sold 1 million in its first weekend
Super Smash Bros. strikes a blow for the handheld console market, which researchers say will be dead by 2019.
Bad news for underage buyers: ESRB ratings checks at an all-time high
The 20th anniversary of video game ratings sees enforcement rise higher than those for mature movies or music.
20 years of ESRB: More blood, less hassle for developers (interview)
The ratings board has made adjustments over the years for changing cultural values, new technology, and international cooperation. In discussion: better descriptions of online play.