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Ouya is abandoning the free-to-try model originally required for all Ouya games.

CD Projekt RED, developer of The Witcher series, is working on a mobile game. It's scheduled to launch "very soon." "Smartphones and tablets are...

Google has announced plans to expand its Google Play gaming service to allow cross-platform play. This and several other features are said to be on their way to developers in the coming weeks.

Skrillex's first full-length album has been released. However, the only way to listen to it right now is by playing a mediocre mobile game.

Family Guy is becoming a mobile game for iOS and Android devices this spring. Developed by TinyCo, the free-to-play game will have players building...

While Amazon has yet to officially announce a set top box, it's commonly believed the company is developing a competitor to Apple TV. Today, a controller has been spotted.

Crazy Taxi: City Rush, a free-to-play mobile game based on Sega's classic franchise, is coming later this year.

CounterSpy was originally only announced for PS3, Vita, and mobile platforms, but developer Dynamighty has now confirmed it is coming to PS4 as well.

Thanks to the Android operating system, Google has become a key player in video games. Today, the internet behemoth acquired yet another company: Green Throttle Games, a largely-defunct company that attempted to create a TV-based interface for Android games.

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is getting a mobile game adaptation too, Gameloft has announced. It will take place in a free-roaming Manhattan like the first mobile game, and is set to hit sometime in April.