Games: Page 9
Nintendo's Hottest Game in Years Is Saving the Company
The game turns players into squids.
Maker of 'Cookie Jam' Lands $130 Million Investment From Korea's Top Gaming Giant
Both companies are looking to grow internationally.
Nintendo CEO Who Broadened Video Game Appeal Dies
Satoru Iwata's death comes months after he led the Japanese video-game maker's belated entry into mobile gaming following years of declining sales.
YouTube to Launch a Separate Video Game Service
YouTube Gaming is the company's answer to Twitch, which Amazon acquired for $1.1 billion last August.
Angry Birds Maker Rovio Signs Toy Deal With Lego
The pair will launch a line of Angry Birds building blocks.
Lego Has Finally Created a Minecraft Competitor
The new game, Lego Worlds, is available for beta download now.
Why This Fantasy Sports Company Is a Dream Come True for Fans
Bigger, stronger, faster: FanDuel is fantasy sports on steroids.
How Playing Video Games Made Me a Better Entrepreneur
It turns out all those lost lives in Super Mario Bros. translates into great business experience.
Goodbye, Productivity: Microsoft Is Bringing Back Solitaire for Windows 10
Microsoft is looking to inject a bit of nostalgia back into its latest version of Windows in the form of a much-beloved time waster.
Pac-Man and Google Maps: A Genius Match
Google's decision to transform Google Maps into a playground for fans of the retro video game proves that the best ideas don't have to be new ideas.
3 Principles of Video Games That Can Make You a Better Entrepreneur
Don't dismiss this popular and growing medium as a waste of time, they hold the potential to boost the skills you need to succeed.
Does Virtual Reality Make You Feel Queasy? This Big, Fake Nose Might Help.
Sometimes the answer is as plain as the schnoz on your face.
Why Nintendo Is Entering the Mobile Games Business
Mario, Link, and Donkey Kong will be heading to smartphones and tablets for the first time.
Super Mario to Go Mobile as Nintendo Ventures Into Smartphone Games
The move comes as investors call for the Japanese video game maker to boost revenue by taking iconic characters to players who are increasingly shunning its consoles.
Many, Many More Kim Kardashian Apps Are Coming
Her mobile game made $74 million last year.