CEO Victor Kislyi on World of Tanks 1.0: ‘It’s time to revamp Wargaming’
When I met Victor Kislyi at the recent Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, he was happy and tired. The CEO of Wargaming was...
Neurogaming’s World of Tanks VR attraction reminds us that arcades are social experiences
2018 is shaping up to be a big year for VR arcades and attractions, and a new player in the space is looking to...
World of Tanks will roll into VR thanks to Wargaming and VRTech fund partnership
Wargaming’s multiplayer hit World of Tanks will soon be larger-than-life — the developer is partnering with the virtual reality venture fund VRTech to form a...
World of Tanks will launch its Update 1.0 in March for PC
Players will soon be able to admire World of Tanks’s historical detail in high definition. Developer Wargaming announced today that it’s rolling out an...
Gaming’s future is and has always been massively multiplayer
It’s the end of 2017 and World of Warcraft still dominates the western hemisphere as the most popular massively multiplayer role-playing game on the...
Wargaming will stream 1,000 hours of World of Tanks gameplay on Facebook Live
World of Tanks is rolling out on your newsfeed. Wargaming is partnering with Facebook to stream over 1,000 hours of video centered on its...
World of Tanks and Epic Games partner on Unreal Engine 4 indie game deal
With Unreal Engine 4, Epic Games has built a versatile development toolkit that works for major studios or tiny independent creators, and now Epic...
Nintendo dominated Super Bowl gaming buzz
This report is a bit of a “Switch” since Nintendo is the only console brand to make our top five chart this time around....
Why don’t more game publishers have Super Bowl ads? GamesBeat Decides
During Sunday’s Super Bowl, we saw $5 million commercials from Nintendo and free-to-play publishers responsible for games like World of Tanks, Evony, and Mobile Strike, but we didn’t get any for Halo Wars 2, Horizon: Zero Dawn, or Mass Effect: Andromeda.
2010’s World of Tanks gets a Super Bowl ad while upcoming Sony, EA, and Microsoft blockbusters don’t
The Super Bowl is one of those rare events that still attracts a live television audience of tens of millions of people, and that...