Mobile-game developer Gree’s data shows the impact of “live events” on gamer participation and revenue.
A new content-sharing platform opens up the customer-friendly system to anyone with a few projects to sell.
Breach & Clear aims to bring the console experience to mobile devices, but it’s missing a few important pieces.
If the game didn’t depress you enough, we’re here to help with some related material.
This year’s E3 featured a multitude of titles with nonlinear gameplay in sprawling environments. Here are pretty much all of them.
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.
Tired of hearing about all those new games from the show? Check out these old ones.
The puzzle game joins King’s two other cross-platform titles in the developer’s plot for mobile and browser domination.
What do people eat at the trade show? What’s the most awkward way to serve drinks at a party? Where’s the last place you’d expect to see a Starbucks? Read on to find out.
The makers of Pinball FX are looking to expand beyond table-based entertainment. Their solution: Angry Birds plus Warcraft.
Editor’s Pick Still have questions about BioShock Infinite? Maybe this will help.
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If you’re curious about the paths that you didn’t take in The Walking Dead, but not enough to play the game again, we have you covered.
While we’re reinventing Star Wars, how about some pinball games?
Be sure to check back for the latest news about Sony’s big night.
Remember at the end of Aliens when Ripley tied all those guns together? This game lets you do basically that.
Game developers are increasingly fond of including doodads and gizmos with the premium editions of their games. Here are some of the most ridiculously expensive special editions ever released, in roughly ascending order.
The heroes of the upcoming Xbox Live Arcade side-scroller explain the multiplayer mode. Usually by messing up.
An upcoming free-to-play game turns your iPhone into a Tamagotchi-like virtual pet that you then send off to do battle with other people’s devices.
