Gaming
Amazon to develop its own computer games
Source: The Telegraph Amazon is to develop its own computer games, pitting the retail giant head to head against the likes of Nintendo and Electronic Arts. The Seattle business, which is expected to launch its first games console this year, has already dipped a toe into the project, with a game called Air Patriots and … Read more
Mad Catz working with NVIDIA to bring GameStream to MOJO
Remember that PC streaming feature Mad Catz' MOJO is supposed to be getting sometime after launch? It might be powered by NVIDIA's GameStream technology. "We're talking to NVIDIA and we hope to enable GameStream soon after the launch of the console," Alex Verrey, Mad Catz' Global PR Director told Engadget at Expand NY this weekend. … Read more
Microsoft, EA, Ubisoft and Sony E3 press conference start times, links
[Image: Stephanie Frey via Shutterstock] E3 kicks off tomorrow, June 10, with four press conferences. Four! We’ll be at all of them and we hope you join us for all the gasps, heartbreak, triumph and screaming. Here are the start times and feel free to bookmark these links: •Microsoft at 12PM (9AM Pacific, 5PM … Read more
Ouya passes 10,000 registered developers
Source: joystiq.com The Ouya has surpassed 10,000 registered developers. The news comes courtesy of Ouya's head of developer relations, Kellee Santiago, who told Joystiq that the tiny console just passed the significant milestone. Santiago didn't divulge any of the studios that might be on the list, but noted there should be some announcements in the … Read more
Read on Engadget: Don’t call it OUYA: hands-on with PlayJam’s GameStick
Source: Engadget http://www.engadget.com/2013/03/27/gamestick-hands-on-gdc-2013/ The GameStick is the second of two Kickstarter-backed Android-powered game consoles announced in the past 12 months, and its arguably the less visible of the two (the other being OUYA, of course). It's a bit different than the OUYA as well, in terms of both form factor and specs: the GameStick is … Read more
Blurring The Lines Between Single Player And Multiplayer Is A Good Thing
Blurring The Lines Between Single Player And Multiplayer Is A Good Thing [shared from Weave for Windows Phone] In the future, there may not be any more single-player games—but that doesn't mean what we seem to think it does every time some big publisher opens its big mouth and tells us that single-player games are … Read more
