Finally, finally, finally: BlueStacks brings Apple iPhone, iPad games to your TV
BlueStacks is using the same tech that has snared 10 million users for its service that allows Android apps to run on Windows PCs.
Kingdom Rush: Frontiers is full of secrets, geeky references, and deep, addicting strategy (review)
It starts off with "more of the same" but quickly moves to "give me more." New towers and plenty of little secrets make this one a must-play.
Plants vs. Zombies 2 is a free-to-play ‘live service’ — due July 18 for iOS (only)
PopCap is going fully freemium with one of its premiere franchises.
Developers spent more to acquire loyal gamers in April
Fiksu reveals the rising cost to find players for iOS apps.
Jigsaw puzzles are cool again in Puzzle Axe: a game of monsters and music
The creators of Puzzle Axe explain what makes the game so special and different from the other puzzle games out there.
Who will win the game platform war?
We gathered reactions to the console announcements from leading industry figures.
Hooked Media turns in an entirely new take on app recommendation — one that Apple can't kill
App recommendation engines are getting booted from Apple's app store because they suck, according to a new player in the app-finding business. But Hooked Media has come up with an entirely new take on app recommendation that has two unique qualities.
Marissa Mayer and Yahoo are on fire, acquiring gaming company PlayerScale
If I can paraphrase a popular Alicia Keys song, this woman is on fire. Marissa Mayer is clearly moving Yahoo back into the center of the Silicon Valley tech conversation.
Consoles that won’t die: The Sega Dreamcast
Looking at the Dreamcast lineup for 2013, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Sega’s 15-year-old system had never gone away.
Spair launches testing for its mobile cloud-gaming service
Spair wants to help users buy a game once that works on any mobile operating system.