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.
RIP, Wii — Nintendo ceases production of its first motion-control console
After nearly seven years, Nintendo is putting an end to production of the original waggle system.
Meet the 7 finalists for the GamesBeat 2013 Who’s Got Game Innovation Showdown
The finalists will present their innovative products or services to an expert panel of judges at our GamesBeat 2013 conference.
A visual tour of Riot Games, one of the ‘best places to work’ (photo gallery)
Riot Games has built itself to more than 800 employees in Santa Monica, Calif. on the strength of League of Legends.
Why is mobile gaming so popular in South Korea?
Mobile games could generate $1.4B in South Korea this year.
Kids code games: 80M user messaging app Kik jams in NYC
Developers love it when kids code games. That’s why Kik Messenger invited NYC Generation Tech to its mobile game jam this weekend. GenTech teaches low-income high...
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Ubisoft delays Watch Dogs, times are still uneasy at Zynga, and mobile games soar in value
This week, Ubisoft delays two of its next-gen launch games (Watch Dogs and The Crew) perilously close to the new console launch dates, mobile...