Eight years of broken hardware and stellar gaming leave a lot of great memories, and the industry took to Twitter to give the Xbox 360 its due send off.
Keep up with this hub for the latest news coming out of Microsoft's new Xbox announcement.
On the day of the next Xbox reveal, Nintendo pushes a small patch to the Wii U.
Cult fighter Skullgirls heads to Japanese arcade parlors.
GamesBeat's Dean Takahashi will be on site, reporting live and updating this post. Other GamesBeat writers will also be contributing content to this post as it arrives.
Batman: Arkham Origins needs to take the series to the next level. Here are a few ideas how.
WildTangent unveils its mobile-game partnership at Casual Connect Asia in Singapore.
Unlike the current Kinect, Microsoft's next Xbox should offer true motion control without lag that's supported by quality software.
Nintendo brings photo sharing to the 3DS in North America.
Resident Evil: Revelations is by far the best Resident Evil game released in 2012. The only trouble was that it was on 3DS. Revelations is now on home consoles, and it's as enjoyable as ever.
It's about the Skittles and steaks, he says, and making great games.
Japan's DeNA teams up with the renowned game developer Peter Molyneux.
We're less than a day away from Microsoft's big announcement of its next-generation game console and entertainment strategy.
Lucasfilm Animation is returning to X-wings and the rebellion against the Empire in its new show. That could lead to some better games.
Activision marketing execs talk about Skylanders: Swap Force in an interview with GamesBeat.
Sony's hints at the design for the PS4 with fuzzy imagery, closeups, and quick cuts.
Plants vs. Zombies invades Facebook with a new take on the franchise.
The Japanese publisher is preparing to rely on its core titles to prop up the struggling Wii U.
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 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.
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