Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot sees big opportunity in the console transition (interview)
Ubisoft CEO believes good properties -- the games -- are the key to lengevity in the game business.
Ubisoft CEO believes good properties -- the games -- are the key to lengevity in the game business.
Hardware is a free-to-play real-time-strategy game set in a sci-fi universe.
The new Warner Bros. title will let you pick from multiple versions of your favorite DC Comics characters and battle in a dynamic arena.
GamesBeat goes hands-on with the new multiplayer online battle-arena title from Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and Turbine.
The gaming social-network Raptr reveals the data for the 20 most-played games in April.
Zynga has its own MOBA, but it is focusing on mobile rather than on competing with League of Legends or Dota 2.
Mobile is likely to disrupt PC-based social and casual games in China.
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With 17M users, Raptr can figure out which games are being played the most.
Tencent is giving Activision Blizzard a run for its money in the huge Chinese online gaming market.
Blizzard is looking to have more of an influence over how its game is used in e-sports.
Will the company get its 55 million PC players to shift to a mobile version of World of Tanks?
Total War: Rome II is still in the works, but Creative Assembly wants in on some of that MOBA action.
Turbine takes a break from its MMO duties with Infinite Crisis, a multiplayer online battle arena game that throws in parallel versions of famous DC superheroes like Batman and Wonder Woman.
Apple lovers can now get their mobile online battle arena on with League of Legends.
As these two giants fling accusations of stolen trade secrets and shady business practices against one another, we can learn some valuable lessons from the fallout.
Twitch Turbo ads a few bonuses and removes the commercials for $8.99 a month.
Coming out of a World Tournament that elevated e-sports' popularity into the big leagues, Riot Games is planning to take League of Legends mainstream by erasing the distinctions between sports and e-sports.
A Mac client for the popular free-to-play game is available in a public beta environment.
Some have you saving Santa, some have you killing him -- but either way, he's giving up that holiday loot.