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Zynga's hard times are not at an end, though new CEO Don Mattrick is hopeful for a turnaround.

Day Z with all of Arma 3's upgrades is possible, and pretty good according to reports.

Much like their arrangement or The Witcher 2, CD Projekt RED and Warner Bros. are teaming up for the release and distribution of The Witcher 3. 

Activision is bringing birds, ghosts, and sponges to Wii U owners this fall.

This week marks a monumental achievement in Blog Herding as the weekly feature celebrates its 100th consecutive episode.

Shadow of the Eternals is back on Kickstarter, and the game has undergone some big changes.

Twisted Metal's David Jaffe had joined the project as a creative advisor.

There are lots of reasons why a mode might not be featured in a sequel, but this one is surprising.

Here is a collection of off-the-cuff responses to yesterday's Microsoft news from developers and gamers alike.

The only time we ever see Nintendo's most famous women are in action, or
in prison awaiting help, but artist Caitlin Russell imagines what their
lives must be like between game releases.

The former global head of e-sports and community at
Blizzard, former head of Blizzard's Korean office, and
Blaine Smith, who has a history with the Company of Heroes and God of War
franchises, have come together to create Molten Games.

Update: Microsoft spoke with us about indie self-publishing, security, devkits, and more.

Sixteen new games get the okay for listing on Valve's omnipotent digital distribution platform.

The creativity of Comic-Con, condensed into four minutes.

The creator of Retro/Grade, the colorful reverse-shooter rhythm game, is going in a very different direction for his next title.

Epci's Unreal Engine 4 is demoed on NVIDIA's fingernail-sized Logan mobile GPU featuring Kepler architecture.

If you're interested in presenting a lecture, roundtable discussion, or panel at the annual Game Developers Conference, you have until the end of August to submit your idea.

A new (old) RPG is available for PlayStation Mobile and Vita.

There are some big Wii U titles coming, and Nintendo wants to help pay for them.

After a three day deliberation, a Californian jury awarded Robin
Antonick – the original designer Madden NFL – more than $11 million
dollars in damages.