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.
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.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: WoW loses 1.3M subscribers, Amazon brings paid apps to China, Q1 earnings, and more
This week, Activision reveals strong first quarter earnings while Blizzard loses 1.3 million World of Warcraft subscribers, EA lays off 1,000 but expects to...
In the battle for talent, Warner Bros. will open game studio in San Francisco
With all the news of studio closures, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment shows the digital side of the industry is growing.
Kabam to make social and mobile games based on The Hobbit film
Kabam was virtually unknown a few years ago, but now it's making games that tie into Peter Jackson's upcoming film trilogy The Hobbit -- expected to be one of the most important movie properties of all time.
Spy vs Spy game creator tells the story of a rerelease nearly 30 years in the making
Richard Spitalny of First Star Software discusses the iOS remake of his classic Spy vs Spy and the changes he's seen over 30 years in video game development.
A quick history of Batman in video games
Batman's romp through interactive games has been spotty. We cover the highlights of the Caped Crusader's pixelated and polygonal adventures.
Warner Bros. making web video series out of Hawken mech-shooter game
Upcoming PC game Hawken joins the ranks of mech series Robotech and Gundam with a web program.
Xbox dominates console numbers, but video game store sales take a 29 percent dive in June
Sales of software and hardware continue to take a beating, down 29 percent, as the industry adjusts to how people consume and play games.