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.
Minecraft is mainstream with 100M registered PC accounts and 14.3M copies sold
The original Minecraft has converted more than 14 percent of those people into paying customers.
Cloning for good: Code.org eases kids into programming with Flappy Bird
In around 10 minutes, just about anyone can have their own version of Flappy Bird running on Code.org.
Google Play’s game-related revenues are growing twice as fast as iOS
The rise of the Asian and Pacific markets are helping Android games grow at a rapid rate.
Live Gamer adds MasterCard’s new payment service to digital game and app storefronts
The deal will grease the skids of digital commerce.
Only 0.15 percent of mobile gamers account for 50 percent of all in-game revenue (exclusive)
It pays to identify and target your game's high rollers, but don't be unrealistic about how many people will spend money.
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare dumbs down a smart series (review)
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare updates PopCap's charming world in 3D, but the uninspired squad-based shooter gameplay isn't a good fit.