Zynga’s Don Mattrick and Clive Downie describe their strategy for 2014 and today’s results (excerpts)
Zynga's new leaders say they'll target the racing and "people" game categories with new acquisition.
Big games = big data: ‘Games are a service now’
The new model is to release a game and stay involved throughout its lifespan, changing and adapting it in response to what players do.
Mini games make their inevitable arrival on Google Glass
The industry for mobile and mini games is huge, which is why it makes so much sense for them to finally make their way...
Sixense’s MakeVR will let you design a 3D object with your hands — and then print it out
Soon, anyone will be able design an object in 3D and then print it out -- provided Sixense's upcoming Kickstarter campaign for the MakeVR technology is successful.
Nintendo sold 2.4M Wii U consoles in 9 months, less than Sony and Microsoft sold in six weeks
The Wii U is causing a slow-motion financial train wreck at Nintendo.
EA beats earnings estimates, but revenues fall short with mixed holiday sales
Battlefield 4 and FIFA 14 drive holiday game sales for big game publisher.
Angry Birds developer denies colluding with the National Security Agency
The game company instead explains that third-party ad networks are likely providing data to spy agencies.
Video Game High School crowdfunding gets off to a good start
Freddie Wong's Indiegogo campaign has raised $170K out of its $750K goal.
The DeanBeat: Indie game studios will ensure that Seattle has a long future in games
Seattle has a lot of indie game developers, the mammals of the game business.
Slot machine giant IGT confirms two founders of its DoubleDown division have left two years after $500M deal (exclusive)
IGT paid $500M for DoubleDown Interactive. Now its founders have left.