Square Enix CEO Yosuke Matsuda interview — Betting big on The Avengers game
Square Enix had so much to talk about at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) that it took advantage of the void left by Sony’s...
Cloud gaming has potential, but its execution isn’t a breeze
It’s been awhile since OnLive came out of stealth in 2009 and promised to disrupt the game consoles with a revolutionary cloud-gaming service, where...
Square Enix CEO is still taking risks with bets on core console games
Square Enix has continued to thrive as one of the few successful companies that can make games that appeal to those both in the East...
Genvid Technologies aims to create ‘revolutionary esports broadcasts’
Genvid Technologies is coming out of stealth today with the ambition of creating “revolutionary esports broadcasts.” It wants to make esports broadcasts more compelling...
Square Enix closes cloud gaming-based Shinra Technologies division
It looks like Square Enix is jumping off the cloud gaming train. The publisher has closed Shinra Technologies, a division working on cloud-based technologies...
Shinra expands its cloud gaming to include Verizon fiber customers in Texas
The next generation of wired Internet is fiber-optic cable, and the speeds its capable of may change the way we consume games. One company...
Cloud-gaming startup Shinra launches its Kansas City test
The company wants Kansas City Google Fiber customers to help it stress test its network.
Shinra Technologies launches dev tools to build massive cloud-based game worlds
Shinra is making the dev kit available in both English and Japanese.
The DeanBeat: Gaming technology is still blowing my mind
Virtual reality, augmented reality, input sensors, procedural animations, human face capture, and other tech will make gaming fun for years to come.
Square Enix’s Yoichi Wada steps down as chairman
Yoichi Wada will focus on startup Shinra Technologies.