The DeanBeat: Does it make sense for game developers to publish on the doomed BlackBerry?
BlackBerry is in a long decline, but does it make sense to make games for its smartphones?
The DeanBeat: Game acquisitions rise 23 percent to $3.4B in 2012
The game industry set a new record for the money spent on acquisitions, but the number of deals dropped.
The DeanBeat: Disney starts a cross-platform toy war with Activision
The winner of these battles will carve out a transmedia empire.
The DeanBeat: Nvidia is taking big risks moving into game hardware. Is it crazy or genius?
The pros of Nvidia's Project Shield outweigh the cons, but the trade-offs are plentiful.
Nvidia CEO’s 7-year journey to make the Project Shield portable gaming device (exclusive interview)
Jen-Hsun Huang explains the thinking by Nvidia's bold new bet on Android mobile gaming and cloud games.
The DeanBeat: The game industry’s calendar will be different in 2013
It's going to be a year full of interesting gaming news, from new console launches to new mobile device debuts.
The DeanBeat: The Newtown shooting will turn up the heat on video game violence — but will it make us think?
It's time to solve this emotional fight.
The DeanBeat: The accelerated change of the game industry
Waves of change in the game business could either sweep you aside or take you to a new shore.
The DeanBeat: Expert advice on staying alive in Call of Duty: Black Ops II multiplayer
If you follow the advice of experts, you can perform a lot better in the shooting gallery of Call of Duty: Black Ops II multiplayer
The DeanBeat: Nintendo reveals the Wii mini and the opinions fly everywhere
The Wii mini took the industry by surprise this week, and it has polarized the industry.