Infinite Crisis takes on League of Legends with DC characters (video interview)
The new Warner Bros. title will let you pick from multiple versions of your favorite DC Comics characters and battle in a dynamic arena.
Infinite Crisis melds MOBA genre with familiar DC heroes (hands-on preview)
GamesBeat goes hands-on with the new multiplayer online battle-arena title from Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and Turbine.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Xbox One unveiled, Yahoo acquires a game company
If you follow VentureBeat but don’t regularly check our GamesBeat site, here’s a list of the best video game stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed.
Warner's Dying Light will make you a zombie hunter by day, a terrified victim by night (preview)
During the day, you've got the upper hand on zombies in Techland's latest game. But at night, you'll be scared out of your wits.
Dying Light developer explains how to roam an open world full of hungry zombies (interview)
The maker of Dead Island is back with a zombie game that introduces the pressures of surviving during the day or the night.
Batman: Arkham Origins’ senior producer on how — and when — to move the needle (interview)
Batman: Arkham Origins senior producer Ben Mattes and his team inherited one of the top-rated game franchises of all time. All they had to do was figure out where they could leave their own stamp on the winning Arkham formula ... and what they had to leave alone.
Batman: Arkham Origins hits the repeat button hard (preview)
Batman: Arkham Origins rewinds the Arkhamverse to early in the Dark Knight's career while carbon-copying the gameplay from its predecessors. It's a combination that might just work.
EA’s ulterior motive behind killing the Online Pass
Electronic Arts ended the unpopular Online Pass program aimed at cashing in on the used-games market, but the reason may have more to do with Sony and Microsoft's new consoles than customer dissatisfaction.
Candy Crush Saga dominates a volatile casual gaming market
Zynga and Disney are struggling as new competitors start to take control of the lucrative casual market.
Warner Bros. gets a new digital games chief
David Haddad replaces Greg Ballard, who is moving to run WBIE's new game studio in San Francisco.