Warner Bros. is racing ahead with internal studios creating console and PC games
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment had a stellar year of blockbuster games in 2015. Those games included Batman: Arkham Knight, Mortal Kombat X, Dying Light,...
How Lionsgate is trying to break the movie-game curse
Since Peter Levin joined movie studio Lionsgate last year as head of interactive ventures and games, he has been a heavy dealmaker. Levin has...
Kabam’s Kevin Chou on setting a strategy to win in global mobile gaming
Kevin Chou is a young chief executive, but in six swift years, he has grown Kabam into a $400 million free-to-play mobile gaming company with 800 employees.
Just Cause 3 creators say we need silly shooters, too
Wingsuits, grappling hooks, and parachutes mean you're always moving in Just Cause 3.
Warner’s Lego Dimensions team worked 8 years on latest toy-game hybrid (interview)
Warner Bros., Lego, and TT Games have mage a huge effort to take over the toy-game hybrid market.
Why we had to wait four years for Batman: Arkham Knight
In this interview, Rocksteady talks about how the third game in the Arkham series has to live up to the quality standards of its predecessors.
The road to Mad Max game was long and twisted for Avalanche Studios
In an interview, GamesBeat learns that Warner Bros. began brainstorming years ago on its latest car combat game based on the new Mad Max remake.
Dying Light’s ‘Be the Zombie’ multiplayer mode now free to all
Techland's making amends for Dying Light's embarrassing release delay outside North and South America.
The new Gauntlet dungeon crawler: shallow for today, terrific for 1985
How things change in 30 years: dress up an old arcade game, make it quick and fast and pretty and fun, and it still doesn't meet today's standards.
Scribblenauts Unmasked contains the entire DC Universe (preview)
Scribblenauts' once-innovative gameplay might not feel so innovative anymore, but throw in every DC Comics character ever created, and it's suddenly cool again.