Nvidia’s set-top box aims to do for gaming what Netflix did for movies
Nvidia's first entertainment device for living room will run Android TV service and cloud games.
Nvidia announces its $200, 1,080p Shield Android TV Console — launches in May
Nvidia's Shield goes set-top -- and it could disrupt the home-gaming market.
Google X exec Mary Lou Jepsen leaves to pursue new ‘moonshots’ with Oculus
Once named to the Time 100, Jepsen has a penchant for taking "moonshots." At Oculus, she gets to work on another.
Game developers favor Steam and PC over other platforms
The outlook for the game industry is good, but the rest of the world is more optimistic than North America.
Google unveils a slew of new features for Android game developers
Google is announcing a number of new features for game developers, from analytics tools to native ads and a second-screen API.
Supersonic sees big growth for ‘rewarded video ads’ in mobile games (interview)
Gil Shoham of Supersonic talks about video ads and what it takes to survive in mobile gaming today.
How Sword Coast Legends is a ‘digital boxed set’ and on the ‘bleeding edge on Realms lore’
Wizards of the Coast is now the sole publisher of Dungeons & Dragons video games, and we learn from brand director Nathan Stewart and N-Space president Dan Tudge what this means for the first party-based D&D game since 2008.
HTC announces new ‘Vive’ virtual reality headset in partnership with Valve
The Vive will become available for purchase before the end of 2015, HTC says.
Looking East: The Western advance on China’s burgeoning mobile gaming market
Western developers need to think smart if they want a piece of China's $18.5 billion gaming industry.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Valve has VR plans, net neutrality, and Nvidia’s cloud gaming plans
This time, we talked to the ToeJam & Earl creator on the sequel he just put up on Kickstarter, Final Fantasy XIV gets some...