Digital distributor Libredia to enter publishing
German company plans to publish half a dozen titles by the end of 2018
Publishing
E3 2018: Every major announcement and release date
Worried you missed something last week? Check out our handy guide to all the big news from Los Angeles
Fortnite breaks record for concurrent Twitch viewers
Battle Royale smash hit outperforms previous record holder Counter-Strike: GO
Valve continues work on rejected iOS Steam Link app
After initial rejection by Apple, TestFlight version of Steam companion app updates to curb ability to purchase new games
E3 2018: Microsoft finally comes out of its "self-imposed damage control position"
Industry analysts on Sony's muted E3 briefing, and why it's too soon to know if Microsoft's studio acquisitions will be proved "smart or dumb"
Valve continues its fight against "fake games" on Steam
Games that haven't reached Steam's "confidence metric" will be restricted from user achievements and game counts
Sea of Thieves hit three month target in a single day
Xbox Game Pass helped Rare to smash launch expectations
Streaming could be key to Xbox reclaiming the lead from PlayStation
Industry analysts see Microsoft as well positioned to be the leader in game streaming, in a way that Sony will struggle to emulate
Xbox and Nintendo speak out against Fortnite PS4 stalemate
Phil Spencer and Reggie Fils-Aime both want their customers to play with and across other consoles
Naughty Dog marks The Last of Us' fifth birthday with 17m copies sold
Combined sales of The Last of Us and the Uncharted series are now pushing 60 million units
E3 2018: Starting next-gen hype early is bad for business
Casual references toward next-gen consoles and games risks overshadowing the huge releases coming in 2018
Bethesda to raise money for charity by selling Fallout 76 trailer song
Proceeds from new version of John Denver's Country Roads will go to Habitat for Humanity
PlayStation briefing a response to "shallow" E3 press conferences
Sony Worldwide Studios' Michael Denny addresses disappointment over this week's more focused showcase
E3 2018: Cyberpunk 2077 astounds, but so do the crowds
Dispatches from the show floor, where E3 continues to struggle with delivering a satisfying show for the public
Is Nintendo Switch in trouble?
After a slight E3 showcase, investors and analysts are concerned over Switch sales. But are they right?
Fortnite racks up two million downloads on Switch in a single day
Despite releasing late last year, Fortnite has been featured prominently throughout E3 2018
PlayStation 4 owners can't access Fortnite accounts on Switch
Update: Sony issues response, side-steps complaints around lack of cross-play and inability to access saved progress
Nintendo: Loot boxes "have gotten a bit of a bad rap"
Reggie Fils-Aime says loot boxes "can be interesting" as long as players have other options
Netflix and Telltale partner on Minecraft TV show, Stranger Things game
Minecraft: Story Mode will be an interactive five-episode series, but Netflix doesn't have "any plans to get into gaming"
Xbox's evolving first-party strategy
Chief marketing officer Mike Nichols explains Microsoft's "forward-leaning pivot" in how it has viewed its game studios this generation, and why it just added five more to the operation
Even Assassin's Creed is a live service now
Ubisoft's push for longer engagement continues in Odyssey, says Ubisoft's Alain Corre, with plans for weekly content updates
E3 Roundtable: E3 2018 showed an industry on the brink of change
Games-as-a-service drained life out of the show floor, while the major publishers all gestured toward streaming and the next generation
Sunset for LawBreakers as shooter prepares to go offline after only a year
Game goes free-to-play until servers shut down in September
Valve to challenge Discord with overhauled Steam Chat
Friends lists, group chat and voice chat receive a raft of new features
Steam deprecating support for Windows Vista and XP
Support for Microsoft's operating systems will officially end on January 2, 2019
Page 1 of 304Next Page »