NASA puts its asteroid-moving mission into a video game
NASA and the Kerbal Space Program team will reveal more about their collaboration during the upcoming South By Southwest festival in Austin, Texas.
Free-to-play pioneers raise $2M for new mobile studio in Barcelona
The new dev house Omnidrone will use the cash to finish development of its first game and bring in a team to start on a second.
Zynga spares its YoVille social game from the ax
Zynga is considering selling YoVille back to its original creator, Big Viking Games.
OnLive is reborn with IGN founder as chief and two new cloud-based gaming services
CloudLift and OnLive Go will deliver cloud gaming benefits to users with much less cost.
Gold Rush: The race for crowdfunding dollars and the squeeze on smaller game developers
With multiple million-dollar video game projects already funded, are we losing the spirit of Kickstarter?
Game-rental service Gamefly now getting into movies to compete with Netflix
Updated at 3:40 p.m. PST with a response from Gamefly CEO Dave Hodess. Video game rental service Gamefly has launched a new movie rental...
Don Mattrick shows his poker hand for turning Zynga around in mobile (interview)
The Zynga CEO is putting his stamp on the company, starting with three new mobile versions of flagship games.
With three new games, Zynga is fighting to matter in mobile
For the past couple of years, Zynga’s problem was clear. The social gaming giant dominated the charts on Facebook, but not on mobile. And...
A Jew’s take on playing a Jew in South Park: The Stick of Truth
The upcoming role-playing game from Ubisoft and Obsidian has plenty of pottymouth humor. But just how offensive is it?
The DeanBeat: Will multiplayer-only games make the single-player campaign obsolete?
A few big games of 2014 will make the triple-A multiplayer-only game a big force.