Nintendo president and CEO Satoru Iwata declares that the company is looking into "a new business structure" following a heavily slashed forecasts that point to a dismal fiscal performance in 2013.
Valve co-founder Gabe Newell pledges to submit to a Reddit 'Ask Me Anything' session if his The Heart of Racing charity manages to hit its $500,000 target.
Double Fine Productions' Broken Age arrives in backers' hands this week with an unusual stipulation. Here's an explanation for why we're ignoring that stipulation to bring you a review this week.
Unity Technologies releases the version 4.3 update for its Unity game engine, officially bringing support for the popular and flexible development tools to Sony's PlayStation Vita handheld.
Maxis lead engineer Simon Fox offers more details on the realities of re-developing SimCity to ditch its always-online requirement for the forthcoming Single Player Mode.
Ubisoft's free-to-play third-person shooter Ghost Recon Online is bound for an Early Access release on Steam. The game is out now in Canada, with the rest of the world to follow "this spring."
Red Barrels Games' 2013 first-person survival horror game, Outlast, will be available as a free PlayStation Plus download when it comes to the PlayStation 4 on February 5.
Valve launches the SteamVR beta, allowing those that own a VR headset like the Oculus Rift to explore the Steam Big Picture Mode user interface in virtual reality.
A new comparison video shows off the differences between 2013's Tomb Raider on PlayStation 3 and Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition on PlayStation 4. The re-release comes to PS4 and Xbox One on January 28.
Double Fine Productions founder Tim Schafer confirms that Kickstarter backers will get to start playing part one of Broken Age - formerly known as Double Fine Adventure - on January 14.
The Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences confirms a new round of D.I.C.E. 2014 speakers, including Palmer Lucky, Brendan Iribe, Keiji Inafune, Hilmar Veigar Petursson, and Rami Ismail.
Oculus VR CEO Brendan Iribe hints at the possibility that company CTO John Carmack will get into game development for the Rift headset as software becomes more of a focus there.
The final list of Main Competition nominees have been announced for the 16th annual Independent Games Festival awards, and you'll see some familiar titles in there, including The Stanley Parable and Device 6.
At long last, Sony reveals its plan for using Gaikai's streaming technology, in the form of PlayStation Now. The upcoming rental and subscription service provides access to PS3 games across a variety of platforms.
Valve confirms a variable set of hardware specs for the 300 beta Steam Machines that will start being pushed out soon to the chosen few users selected to participate in the beta program.
CyberPowerPC reveals the hardware specifications for a pair of Steam Machines, priced at $499 and $699, that are due for release in the second half of 2014.
Universal Studios and the Fast and Furious 7 filmmakers have decided to move forward with using the scenes filmed by late star Paul Walker, tweaking the script so that his Brian O'Connor character can be retired.
Microsoft Studios head Phil Spencer reveals that, at one point, Microsoft entertained the possibility of delivering the Xbox One as a disc-less console. Ultimately, concerns over game size and bandwidth led to the inclusion of a Blu-ray disc drive.
The Steam Early Access version of DayZ, Bohemia Interactive's persistent online open world zombie game adapted from a popular ArmA 2 mod, rises past 400,000 sales during its first week of release.
Blizzard Entertainment is warning Windows-using World of Warcraft players to watch for a malware that threatens to steal user account info and Battle.net Authenticator data when signing into the game.
The Premium members-only double XP event for Battlefield 4 that was originally scheduled to happen during the New Year break is now live through Sunday, January 5. The original event was postponed due to lingering issues with the game.
A new clip montage for The Amazing Spider-Man 2 premieres during the final hours of 2013, with footage that highlights the movies big showdown between Spidey and Electro in New York City's Times Square.
A newly released image from Warner Bros. Games Montreal hints at the identity of the villain and possible story direction for the studio's upcoming Batman: Arkham Origins campaign DLC.
Valhalla Game Studios founder Tomonobu Itagaki confirms that third-person action game 'Devil's Third,' once set to be published by the now-defunct THQ, is 80 percent complete and due for release in 2014.
A new post on Polytron Corporation's website confirms that Fez is due for three new ports in 2014. Is this a reference to the PlayStation Network release with support for PS3, PS4, and PS Vita or a hint of something more?
Digital Extremes' free-to-play third-person shooter Warframe, available now on PC and PlayStation 4, may be coming soon to Xbox One in Europe, assuming a newly discovered PEGI rating is accurate.
