A new gameplay trailer shows battles that look more like Pokémon Stadium than the previous handheld games.
Gamers can use the application to watch Twitch streams in their living room, but it doesn't enable streaming from the Xbox 360.
Tegra 4-based mobile game system will feature 5-inch display and debut in June.
Google celebrates an arcade classic with this clever homage to Atari's Breakout.
Take-Two will hold an event in the summer to promote the open-world crime game.
The violent first-person shooter captures big numbers for publisher Take-Two Interactive.
Take-Two nails its earnings on the strength of BioShock Infinite and more.
Spair wants to help users buy a game once that works on any mobile operating system.
Gamers can now contribute to Shadow of the Eternals on Kickstarter -- could this help push the game over its goal?
The latest DC fighting game shares a great deal with a classic episode arc of the Justice League cartoon series. But just how closely do the cartoon and game follow each other?
Capcom is bringing Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney -- Dual Destinies to 3DS in North America and Europe, but it's not going to release it as a physical product.
Puzzle & Dragons developer GungHo is growing at an unbelievable rate and has $15.1 billion on hand.
Last Light's post-apocalyptic Moscow is a terrifying experience filled with mutants, enemy soldiers, and ghosts. It's also one of the best looking games out there for the PC.
CD Projekt Red releases its RedKit so that gamers can make their own nonlinear RPG adventures.
The developer of PlayStation Home's Sodium series has expanded to make games and 3D avatars on mobile platforms.
Amazon launched its first digital currency today with a giveaway: 500 free Amazon Coins for every Kindle Fire customer. The coins, which are worth $5, can be used to buy games, app, and in-app purchases.
Ubitus raised the money primarily from Samsung Ventures.
Its executive producer says the strong story and the gameplay tactics will differentiate this game from other sci-fi shooters.
In this game, you have to assign tasks to your two squad mates in real-time or face disaster. But it's not a Mass Effect clone.
The company warns of the coming transformation of digital entertainment.
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