Nvidia demos Dead Trigger 2 game running on Tegra 4 (video)
Mobile gaming graphics look like they've finally gone AAA.
Nvidia unveils Project Shield, an open mobile game console you can play in the living room or on the run
Nvidia launches a console that can be played both as a mobile device and living room console.
Nvidia launches its long-awaited Tegra 4 mobile processor for blazing-fast tablets
The chip promises to enable great mobile games as well as cool photography applications.
Nvidia unveils Grid Gaming System to jumpstart cloud gaming
With the new cloud-based gaming system, gamers can log into high-end games on a Smart TV, even though the TV has no serious 3D graphics computing power itself.
Here are the cool technologies we want to use in 2013
Google Glass and self-driving cars top our list of things we want to use soon.
Top gaming technologies of 2012
This year saw the continued evolution of three consumer technologies -- autostereoscopy, touch sensing, and motion sense – with direct application in the gaming world.
Nvidia’s next Tegra 4 processor may come with 72 graphics cores
Nvidia's code-named Wayne chip may be arriving soon.
Is cloud gaming viable? Myth vs reality
At the 2009 Game Developers Conference, I watched a demo of OnLive’s cloud gaming solution and scoffed at the premise and performance of what I saw. As an ardent technology fan and industry veteran, it was impossible for me to believe that streaming games via the cloud could be a workable solution for modern gaming.
Are we at the end of the line for social online games?
Zynga's troubles highlight the problems with social games, and here's what it takes to make them more sustainable.
Nvidia CEO: Consumers realize a great tablet is better than a cheap PC
Nvidia's Tegra mobile chip business is making up for weaker PC sales.