Details are still minimal right now, but it seems that the 4.45 update for PS3 is locking up systems.
Seemingly out of nowhere, graphics chip maker Nvidia has announced one of the biggest changes to its business in some time.
Ed Key and David Kanaga's Proteus confirms that the value and length of a game are not proportionate.
GamesBeat spoke with Koichi Hayashida and Yoshiaki Koizumi at E3 to find out how Nintendo keeps its legendary mascot feel fresh and exciting from one Mario game to the next.
E3 2013 is in the books, so now it's time to sit back and evaluate the loot developers and publishers handed us.
Skillz provides gamers to enter skill-based mobile-gaming tournaments for real money.
With Candy Crush Saga generating massive revenue, King is considering going public.
Levine returns to his Hollywood roots.
EA dropped around 20 more jobs as part of its efforts to transition to next gen.
This year's E3 featured a multitude of titles with nonlinear gameplay in sprawling environments. Here are pretty much all of them.
EA Sports’ new Ignite engine aims to provide a versatile foundation for blockbuster franchises like FIFA soccer and Madden football.
Neither E3 attendees nor video game characters enjoy walking everywhere. Here are some alternatives that were on display at the trade show.
An intern who did not attend E3 looks at pictures from the event. He has some questions.
Zynga continues to flounder as its daily active users seep out of its social-game ecosystem.
Disney returns with yet another spin-off of its Where's My ... ? physics puzzlers, but this time it features one of its own -- Mickey Mouse.
King recently decided to abandon in-game advertising. Why? Let's look at the situation and how different types of developers approach the issue.
The industry's growing pains continue in May, but it was a good month for Nintendo's handheld.
Are MMOS with monthly subscriptions still a viable option for developers?
Kensuke Tanabe, the producer on Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, tells us his about his ideas for a new Metroid game as well as his burning desire to make a game about Tingle, one of the most-hated characters in Nintendo's roster.
After all, it's not every day a major game company -- especially a Japanese one -- publicly apologizes for releasing a subpar product. But it's even less common for that company to then spend millions more rebuilding that years-old title for a second shot at success.
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