MOGA controller promises console-quality gaming on Android devices

With the popularity of mobile devices on the rise, video game companies are looking for new ways to bring console-quality experiences to smartphones and tablets.

GamesBeat E3 Roundup day 3

If you're looking to catch up with the day's E3 news, be sure to check out the GamesBeat E3 Roundup each day of the show.

Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed leaves Mario Kart in its dust…and wake…and vapor trail

This could be blasphemy, but Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed, publisher Sega's new kart racer, may be more fun to play than Mario Kart.

DmC: Devil May Cry is full of swagger…and F-bombs

“Hey succubus, suck on that!”

Those words flowed through my headphones at some point in my private demo of DmC: Devil May Cry, and they embody the swagger that the slash-happy title plans to bring players in 2013. Before I …

Neverwinter’s user-generated content could elevate it above the competition

Upcoming MMORPG Neverwinter's most interesting feature is something developer Cryptic Studios doesn't want to talk about yet.

Microsoft’s SmartGlass reflects the ubiquity of tablets and smartphones (infographic)

Microsoft's SmartGlass program could potentially reach 29 million consumers in the United States and Western Europe.

Finding similarities between Arma III and Carrier Command: Gaea Mission

Find out why the sea and other gameplay elements share similarities between Bohemia Interactive's tactical shooter Arma III and strategy title Carrier Command: Gaea Mission.

The big gallery of E3′s huge banners

The Electronic Entertainment Expo isn't just a place for publishers and developers to show off their newest games and technology to journalists and peers; it's also an opportunity for them to litter the gigantic Los Angeles Convention Center with enormous banners that shill their upcoming releases, as seen in this gallery.

Why Nintendo will have a tough time adding a second gamepad tablet controller to the Wii U

It sounds like a no-brainer that Nintendo should add a second tablet-like gamepad to the new Wii U video game console that it will introduce later this year. But at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) video game trade show, the Japanese company hasn't shown two gamepads working with a Wii U machine.

The 5 different games you’ll be playing in Dishonored (preview)

I’m certainly not the first to say that Dishonored is a blatant amalgamation of other games. Though publisher Bethesda Softworks (Rogue Warrior, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim) and developer Arkane Studios (Dark Messiah of Might & Magic, BioShock 2) have …

The oddest Nintendo E3 gifs and Photoshops from the Internet

The Electronic Entertainment Expo press events are over. Sony, EA, Microsoft, Ubisoft, and Nintendo have all said their piece. Now, it's the Internet's turn.

Nintendo’s Wii U: Safe on first, weak on third-party

Nintendo wants you to think their new Wii U console presents "unique" gameplay opportunities, but at their 2012 E3 conference, they barely even touched "original," and the fresh blood they needed from third-party developers felt very thin indeed.

Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition coming to Steam with additional content

Dark Souls will finally make it to PCs and will have extra content, but gamers might not be thrilled with how much of a direct port it is.

Capcom shows three playable characters for Resident Evil 6 (hands-on preview)

Capcom is showing off a playable version of Resident Evil 6 at the E3 trade show this week. Controllable characters include Leon, Chris, and Jake, each with a different combat style.

Ni No Kuni gets an official launch date and new enemy reveal

Namco revealed Ni No Kuni's official launch date as well as a new enemy in the game.