Even with robots, dinosaurs, and tons of action, Joe Danger 2 repeats the same stunts (review)
Joe Danger 2: The Movie makes you the star of the most jam-packed action movie around, but you've seen this one before.
In Gateways’ puzzles lies the secret power of learning from other games
Gateways is a new puzzle-platformer that can teach us the benefits of learning from other games.
With Kinect-like gestures, SoftKinetic leads the way to Intel’s perceptual computing
SoftKinetic's close-range gesture control technology is at the heart of Intel's upcoming non-touch control for laptops. The companies call this development the beginning of perceptual computing.
Agawi to use Microsoft’s Windows Azure to bring cloud-gaming services to Windows 8
Look for Agawi to provide streamed games to Windows 8 devices in the not-so-distant future.
The Oculus Rift might bring a virtual-reality renaissance to gaming
One upcoming technology aiming to change how we both play and see games is the Rift from Oculus. The Rift fully supports and integrates 3D in what the company claims is the most realistic 3D gaming experience to date.
Three interesting revelations about Valve in New York Times profile
The New York Times profile of Valve offers three cool revelations: Valve's goggles project, the beta test for Steam Big Picture, and its conflict with Microsoft over the Windows app store.
Girl swipes car to find boy she met on Call of Duty: Black Ops
Who says Call of Duty: Black Ops isn't about love?
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Richard Garriott, PAX Prime 2012, and insane Japanese commercials
If you follow VentureBeat but don’t regularly check our GamesBeat site, here’s a list of the best video game stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed.
Where did my head go? Hands-on with Ubisoft’s free-to-play fighting game Spartacus Legends
We go hands-on with Spartacus Legends, based on the Starz TV show.
Betting on Ballmer, Arkadium readies four games for Windows 8
Arkadium readies four games for Windows 8.