GamesBeat panel spotlight: The rise of big indie game studios
What's it mean to be an indie these days, and a growing one at that? Find out at GamesBeat 2013.
How Japan’s Line became an unintentional gaming-platform giant (interview)
Line's Akira Morikawa isn't targeting his messaging service at gamers, but they're playing a ton of titles on his network. Will that make it bigger than Facebook?
How China’s Perfect World plans to be a player in mobile games — and the West
Robert Xiao's Perfect World has 4,500 employees working on online and mobile games. But will he make a brand in the West?
An in-depth chat with Ouya’s CEO: Surviving launch, dealing with controversy, & what lies ahead
In one of her first interviews since launching Ouya, the Kickstarter-darling Android game console, chief executive Julie Uhrman tells all.
What’s next for Ouya: CEO embraces cloud gaming, is open to third-party consoles
The Ouya’s future looks cloudy — and may come in a variety of consoles. Ouya CEO Julie Uhrman is talking to “all” the cloud...
Zynga losses aren’t bad, but the decline in social gamers continues
Daily active users fall from 60 million a year ago to 30 million now.
GamesBeat panel spotlight: Making the next billion-dollar game in Asia
Who will make the next Puzzle & Dragons game? We'll focus on making games for Japan, China, and South Korea.
The ‘people’s console’ hits mainstream: Ouya Android devices come to Target, with demo kiosks coming soon
The $100 Android microconsole is prepping a national ad campaign now that you will soon have the chance to get one in any Target.
DeNA abruptly replaces its top U.S. executive Clive Downie
Shintaro Asako replaces DeNA West CEO Clive Downie.
The PlayStation 4 controller: The weird stuff that could’ve been (part 1, exclusive)
An exclusive look at every detail on the PlayStation 4 controller. In part one, we look at the sometimes weird options Sony didn't pick for the DualShock 4.