Jurassic World: Evolution review — making it fun to keep your guests uneaten
Of course I want to make my own Jurassic Park. I love theme parks. I love the movie (some of its sequels are even...
GamesBeat Decides at E3 2018 Day 1
We’ve been in Los Angeles for two days for the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), and boy, we have a lot to talk about. Join...
Everything Bethesda announced at its E3 2018 press briefing
Bethesda, developer of the Fallout and Elder Scrolls series, has made its presence known at the Electronic Entertainment Expo trade show, which is happening...
E3 chief says not all of gaming’s big secrets are spoiled yet
Mike Gallagher promises that we don’t know every secret associated with new games being unveiled at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles...
The DeanBeat: E3 is back with dozens of games we’ll want to play
The annual ritual of sacrifice that addles the brains of game journalists around the world is at hand. The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), the big...
EA Play aims to draw 40,000 players as it kicks off E3
Electronic Arts is one of the biggest companies in the game industry, but it’s now in its third year of being a renegade, as...
ESA Foundation’s We Are program gives women a platform at E3
The Entertainment Software Association and Red Bull Media House are expanding their We Are initiative at next week’s Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles. The ESA...
GamesBeat Decides 84: Valve no speak good
It’s the last show before E3, and everything was already announced. So on this week’s GamesBeat Decides podcast, your hosts Mike Minotti and Jeffrey...
Valve’s confusing Steam policy is about Flappy Bird, not bigotry
A fact I think about a lot is that the human brain runs on about 20 watts of power. That’s a tiny number for...
The IndieBeat: Composer 2 Mello’s notes for starting a game-music career
Some of the most memorable game music have come from the indie scene — think the haunting resolve of Lena Raine‘s soundtrack for Celeste,...
