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Mobile gaming revenues are expected to outstrip the money generated by console and PC games in 2016 for the first time, a new report shows.
Rumors have emerged that a new version of Sony’s PlayStation 4 will be called the NEO, and experts think the console will help boost sales.
Less than six months after launching its eSports subsidiary, Activision Blizzard seems to have a hit on its hands.
Betting on computer game competitions, or e-sports, is set to generate significant revenues for gambling operators, according to experts.
The end of March Madness will also mark the end of college fantasy games, the NCAA announced Thursday.
Sony has formed a new company that will create mobile games for iOS and Android devices.
With a new system looming, Nintendo may be getting ready to sunset the Wii U.
Nintendo shares spiked over 8 percent Tuesday after the company's first mobile app, Miitomo, racked up a million users in three days.
DraftKings and FanDuel will stop running paid contests in New York, pending an appeal and possible legislation legalizing them.
Sony's version of virtual reality will cost a few hundred dollars less than competitors when its headset is released in October.
Sony’s announcement about the PlayStation VR, a virtual reality gaming system, has set the scene for tough competition among tech giants.
A champion Go player scored his first win over a Go-playing computer program on Sunday after losing three straight times.
A few gaming developers are hoping to wed China's love affair with American movies with the country's mobile game craze.
While Zynga has fallen, and mobile game maker King was acquired by Activision Blizzard, one start-up has quietly built a new kind of mobile game business.
Six Flags Corporation, is adding virtual reality technology to a selection of its roller coasters in 2016, thanks to a partnership with Samsung.
E3, the video game industry's largest trade show, is struggling with an exodus of publishers.
You'll soon be able to play your PlayStation 4 games on your Windows PC and Apple Mac.
20 years after Nintendo launched its phenomenally successful Pokemon games, the group has yet to transition its famous gaming stars onto our smartphone screens.
Global digital video game sales kicked off the year with new high scores after breaking records in 2015.
Activision shares tumbled after the company posted disappointing earnings and showed signs of trouble ahead.
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