The DeanBeat: Why I’m happy to see Watch Dogs stand alone among the big games of 2014
Big games are getting delayed to 2015. But gamers are lucky to have a big open world to play.
The DeanBeat: How far will the advantage swing to Asia in games?
The stats show huge momentum for Asian game companies. Will the West stay relevant?
The DeanBeat: Will Neuro Games become the next revolution of the game business?
The category has a lot of hype, but it is diverse, and more startups are emerging.
The DeanBeat: If you blinked, you don’t know how big the mobile gaming industry has become
The state of mobile gaming based on the speakers at Mobile Gaming USA.
The DeanBeat: Walking the line with unpopular video game causes (update)
The dispute between ZeniMax and John Carmack over the Oculus VR technology isn't easy to figure out.
The DeanBeat: What the game industry learned from Mark Pincus
It's easy to forget what a CEO accomplished in a seven-year run.
The DeanBeat: Why gamers are lucky they got to play Titanfall
A lawsuit, creative ennui, and a fracture among founders almost derailed one of the best games of 2014.
The DeanBeat: Put the gamers in charge of … everything
When it comes to building or publishing games, or making game consoles, the gamers should lead the way.
The DeanBeat: Virtual-reality startups like Survios are moving into Oculus Rift’s slipstream
Survios is a young company, but it is already getting a lift less than two weeks after Facebook's stunning $2 billion acquisition of Oculus VR.
The DeanBeat: The questions to ask about the current state of games
Here's the speech I made at the Game Developers Conference.