Call of Duty: WWII R&R lets you play classic Activision games
You can’t be shooting Nazis all of the time. Call of Duty: WWII lets you take a break from the intense first-person shooter game in the...
Activision is finally swinging for the fences in mobile games (interview)
Greg Canessa is the vice president of mobile at Activision Blizzard and his job is to move the video game giant into the mobile gaming market in an intelligent way -- especially when it comes to the Kindle Fire and iOS.
Pitfall! designer looking for $900K on Kickstarter for new Jungle Adventure
The creator of Pitfall! is jumping onto the crowdfundng money train to oversee a new jungle-adventure title for PC and Mac.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Blizzard hacked, Nividia earnings rise, and more bad news for Zynga
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.
Activision’s The Blast Furnace resurrects Pitfall! for mobile devices
Just in time for the game's 30th anniversary, Activision's new mobile studio, The Blast Furnace, has released a reimagining of the classic Pitfall!
Introducing The Blast Furnace, Activision’s first mobile-only development studio
The new studio is the latest example of Activision's aggressive investment in the mobile development space in the span of just a few months.
John Spinale navigates Disney’s push into social gaming (interview)
A talk with John Spinale, Disney Interactive's head of social games, at GamesBeat 2012.