Kabam brings one of China's biggest hits to the West, and you play it on … YouTube?!
Kabam will relaunch the Chinese title as a web game next month, but you can try it now on YouTube.
Godzilla ain't got nothing on the favorite monsters of the GamesBeat staff
Here are our staff picks for the most memorable creatures we've ever fought -- or been -- in our gaming careers.
The post-Oculus boom: Survios raises $4M for free-moving virtual reality
Survios is trying to assemble a complete virtual-reality system, giving you 360-degree immersion and control.
What is Atari in 2014? New chief says it's 'way, way' beyond T-shirts and licensing
The new owner of Atari discusses the direction of the classic video game brand.
If Mario had a dating site profile
Everyone's favorite plumber is tired of getting nothing but kisses from Peach.
Touchy subject: Apple prohibits masturbation game from App Store
Apple continues treating games differently than books.
GamesBeat community: Share your E3 2014 predictions
We want you to write your E3 predictions for GamesBeat Unfiltered.
How Ubisoft quietly made Far Cry an annual franchise, and why no one's mad
With "annual franchise" becoming more and more of a dirty phrase, Ubisoft masterly found a way to capitalize on Far Cry's popularity while avoiding the ugly term.
A mobile first: EA and Apple offer digital codes for free gold in iOS racing game
This is one of the first examples of Apple providing App Store codes for in-game purchases.
How Google can fix the broken app store for indie-game devs — and leapfrog Apple in the process
However, the new requirement doesn’t really address a core, underlying cause for the practice: broken app discovery. Fortunately for Google, it has a number of means to quickly gain the edge on discovery over Apple. In the process, the search giant can greatly help the independent developer community.