Who needs Good Old Games? GameStop’s new business is rare physical games
After experimenting with reprinting old games last year, GameStop is expanding into a whole new category of value-priced new games that will sit on the used shelf.
GameStop’s stock price drops as strong Xbox One, PlayStation 4 sales don’t help it hit earnings expectations
The physical retailer also revealed its expectations for its fiscal 2014, which includes an anticipated EPS guidance between $3.40 and $3.70.
Kongregate: Quietly making a lot of noise in mobile and on the Web (interview)
We chat with the gaming portal's new CEO to discuss Web vs. mobile, the mistakes the company has made, and what it's up to moving forward.
How Candy Crush Saga gave its parent company the worst IPO of the year
The Candy Crush Saga maker had a rough first day trading on the New York Stock Exchange. The company went public and introduced its stock at $22.50. At the closing bell, its shares were trading at $19, which is down more than 15.5 percent.
Xbox One’s reputation scoring system takes effect this month
Xbox One knows if you've been naughty, and it knows if you've been nice.
Founder of Facebook’s new virtual-reality company: Sony’s Project Morpheus is ‘a good thing for VR’
Oculus founder Palmer Luckey thinks that most Morpheus games will end up on Rift.
King CEO shakes off sour Candy Crush Saga investors
King's stock price falls in its first day of trading, but its CEO says the social-game company can deliver in the long run.
Atari and FlowPlay team up to offer social casino games
Fresh from a bankruptcy buyout, Atari's new boss wants to move the company in new directions.
The superfast rise of Oculus VR: How it went from startup to $2B acquisition in 21 months (interview)
The founders of Oculus VR describe how their startup survived its charmed life and got acquired by Facebook for $2B.
The Oculus-Facebook deal could marry tech, social, and gaming once and for all
John Carmack will be working for Facebook and other consequences of the Oculus deal.