Why video games are shooting down the Hollywood model
Not that long ago, big video games used to get sold like big movies: a flashy trailer, lots of messageboard hype, some fan conference...
Xbox boss thinks gamers who waited for a Kinect-less Xbox One will buy a Kinect
Phil Spencer thinks that Xbox One owners will buy a Kinect even if it isn't bundled with the system, but is he being optimistic?
Google Play’s game-related revenues are growing twice as fast as iOS
The rise of the Asian and Pacific markets are helping Android games grow at a rapid rate.
Analysts: Titanfall bundle and Xbox One price cut ‘reveal the importance’ of Respawn’s shooter
Microsoft is positioning the anticipated shooter to propel the Xbox One into the rest of 2014.
Durango (Xbox 720) rumor roundup: Always-on, Xbox Mini, and more
We dig into the recent reports regarding always-online and the Xbox Mini.
PlayStation 4: Sony impresses analysts — but others are not convinced the next Xbox won’t overshadow it
A handful of analysts respond to Sony's PlayStation 4 announcement.
Analyst: Wii U a ‘mistake’ for Nintendo — what the company needs to do to recover
The Wii U needs games, but Nintendo also needs to start fighting the right battle.
Analyst: GameStop store closures could hurt industry sales
GameStop, one of the world's biggest game retailers, will cut its global footprint by about 1 percent.
Analyst: Steam ‘has to branch out,’ may begin by selling nongaming software
Valve's Steam app for mobile devices accidentally began showing categories for nongaming-related applications. We turn to some experts to see what this could mean for developers and the industry at large.