The DeanBeat: If you blinked, you don’t know how big the mobile gaming industry has become
The state of mobile gaming based on the speakers at Mobile Gaming USA.
Analysts see the positive in Andrew Wilson’s first holiday season as EA chief
EA's new CEO gets a passing grade for his first holiday quarterly report.
Analysts expecting strong EA earnings from Battlefield 4 and FIFA 14
EA reports on holiday sales quarter (its first under CEO Andrew Wilson) after the market close today.
Analyst predicts no ‘red’ October: Software sales up 34 percent from 2012
The PlayStation 3 is expected to be the best-selling console for the second consecutive month.
The gender inequality in core gaming is worse than you think
Reports of a near even male/female split in the video game audience may be misleading.
Activision majority stakeholder Vivendi wants to squeeze cash from the publisher
Vivendi's profits are dipping and its debts are mounting, so it is looking to Activision to add some cash to its balance sheet.
Wall Street analysts view Zynga’s choice of ex-Xbox boss Don Mattrick as both puzzling and positive
Wall Street itself liked the hiring of Mattrick, with Zynga's stock rising another 10 percent this morning in addition to its 10 percent rise yesterday.
Ahead of Xbox One, Time Warner Cable brings 300 live channels to Xbox 360
Microsoft announced a deal with Time Warner Cable that will bring a ton of live channels to Xbox 360 owners, the company announced today.
Social publisher King’s potential IPO is probably not Zynga 2.0
Zynga's IPO disappointed in 2011, and now Candy Crush Saga developer King is hoping not to repeat history.
Xbox One priced at $499 in the U.S.
Microsoft's "all-in-one entertainment device" will set you back $499, the company announced today during an E3 press conference.