Animoca’s nWay finds a smart Web3 strategy with hardcore mech game Wreck League
nWay, a fighting game developer owned by Animoca Brands, announced the upcoming release of Wreck League, a Web3-powered multiplayer fighting game. The ambitious title...
nWay soft launches Power Rangers: Morphin Legends
nWay has started a soft launch for its third mobile game in a series dubbed Power Rangers: Morphin Legends. The San Francisco game studio,...
nWay launches platform for crossplay, real-time multiplayer games
nWay created a power multiplayer platform for its ChronoBlade and Power Rangers games. And now it is taking that platform and planning to license...
How crossplay and esports can drive each other forward
Crossplay has become a hot topic among gamers in the past year, and once-siloed platforms have begun to open up their platforms so that...
Risks and rewards: The future of blockchain games
Blockchain and games have an enticing future. Companies are setting up $100 million fund to entice developers to make games with blockchain, the secure...
Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid’s cross-platform brawls hit PS4, Xbox One, and Switch (updated)
Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid is a cross-platform fighting game that will be available as a digital download for on the PlayStation 4, Xbox...
Power Rangers: Legacy Wars wants 20 years of history to be more than a cash-in
We finally have a game that can help us settle a 20-year-old debate: Who was the better fighter, the original Red Ranger (aka Jason...
nWay’s ChronoBlade is a massive effort to create a hardcore fighting mobile game
When it comes to ambition, you can’t get much bigger than ChronoBlade. The inaugural free-to-play mobile title from San Francisco developer nWay is expected...
GamesBeat 2014 panel tackles partnering with Asian giants — without getting trampled
Asian partners are coming into the West, and Western game companies are headed East. How do you make it work?
Guitar Hero co-creator unveils startup with a plan to mobilize the living room (exclusive interview)
Charles Huang, the cocreator of Guitar Hero, wants to connect a game controller to your smartphone and play games on your TV. But the plan is more than that.