
You probably didn’t know that these famous people play League of Legends
Is the noob on your team your favorite actor? Maybe your carry is actually your state politician.
Is the noob on your team your favorite actor? Maybe your carry is actually your state politician.
Whether you wanted it or not, a live-action webseries killing off your favorite gaming characters is about to get a full 20 episodes this October.
Cap'n Cuttlefish, Spyke, and lots of squids (or are they kids?) show up in a list of what may be the best Splatoon cosplays I've seen so far.
Dropping these athletes doesn't hurt anyone except a few athletes' joy. EA wasn't going to pay them anyway, and they'll just go back to being exploited.
The US isn't a hub of gaming quite yet, but half its population could enable VR's success. $9 billion in headset sales by 2020 is low, but maybe that's OK.
Director Kojima explains why protagonist Quiet needs skimpy clothes, but why does she need close-up butt and chest shots? An Ocelot model swap ensues.
Validation, young entrepreneurship, and the hard realities of game creation are all topics jelly professional Ian Snyder elaborates on in "Ask An Indie."
The drama of MVG and Bunnay is, at its core, childish. But when thought about in a larger context, it proves the disconnect of eSports and big business.
YouTube vs. Twitch? Honestly, I don't care. Hitbox has a smaller community but way better features. If only they cared enough to advertise. Also, GIFs.
Glander is developing an adventure game that incorporates local weather. In an interview, he talks inspiration, backstory, and thoughts behind his game.