The DeanBeat: Paris may give us a moment of clarity about who we pretend to be
MONTREAL — Video games are not detached from the real world. We use them to remind us of real life, or sometimes to escape...
Papo and Yo creator on Silent Enemy: ‘We’ll discover as we go’ (preview)
Vander Cabellero doesn't know how his new game ends. He's not even entirely sure what it's going to do yet. But it will take an unflinching approach to the very serious subject of bullying.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Sound Shapes, Penny Arcade, and Mists of Pandaria
If you follow VentureBeat but don’t regularly check our GamesBeat site, here’s a list of the best games stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed.
Sega’s new publishing initiative helps indie developers and supernatural lumberjacks
Sega launched a new publishing initiative today and revealed the first game in its lineup.
Papo & Yo creates a toybox of a city with a fractured foundation (review)
Minority Media's debut game, Papo & Yo, is an exotic trip into an imaginative but fundamentally unsteady world.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: MMO troubles, virtual reality, gaming, and slow Vita sales
Missed the latest news on GamesBeat? Here's a list of the stories we ran over the past week.
Papo & Yo and 10 other games that feature graffiti
Papo & Yo isn't the first game to feature graffiti, but its style and influences are uniquely Latin American.
Sony’s Adam Boyes chases developers on new platforms
Adam Boyes is helping Sony embrace the new social, mobile, and online side of the game industry.