Think Gaming uses data science to pick which mobile games to fund
Think Gaming wants to give developers the money they need to acquire users without taking equity or intellectual-property rights.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Watch Dogs launches, a new Battlefield, and the history of Mario Kart
This time, the anticipated open-world blockbuster Watch Dogs finally came out for new and older consoles. We got the first details about a new Battlefield...
Red Dead — like Grand Theft Auto — is one of publisher Take-Two's 'permanent' franchises
Four year have passed since the last Red Dead, but that's exactly how Take-Two likes it.
The DeanBeat: Why I’m happy to see Watch Dogs stand alone among the big games of 2014
Big games are getting delayed to 2015. But gamers are lucky to have a big open world to play.
Let's kick off the Who's Got Game Innovation Showdown 2014
We'll look for the best game startup at our sixth annual GamesBeat conference on Sept. 15 and Sept. 16.
Sonic's lamest and most forgotten sidekicks and rivals
Sega has given Sonic plenty of friends and rivals over the year, but these are the ones that we either forgot or wish we could.
Another developer suffers from Apple's 'curation' of games
Frontline: Road to Moscow features abstract gun fire, and that earned it Apple's strictest age rating.
Sony revamps PlayStation Plus subscription to give away two games per month for PS4, PS3, and Vita
Sony also wants to offer a more balanced set of games each month.
Call of Duty: Ghosts Invasion map pack feels like modern combat injected into other adventure games
This map pack will make you feel like you are playing Call of Duty, but inside another game.
WildStar loads a bunch of craziness into almost everything you can do in an MMO (preview)
The folks at Carbine Studios gave us a look at just how crazy they made the simplest tasks in their upcoming massively-multiplayer online game WildStar.