Adriaan de Jongh talks co-op mobile dance game Bounden, and how Game Oven's work aims to negotiate the often-awkward, sometimes divine spaces between people using just a smartphone as a touchstone.

To hear Iwata tell it, Nintendo's history is that of an entertainment company focused on 'improving people's quality of life with fun,' rather than on a specific medium like video games.

Respawn cofounder Vince Zampella has partnered with casino game veteran Larry Pacey to launch Nuclear Division, a mobile game company headquartered in the L.A. metropolitan area.

The IGF-nominated game -- roundly considered to be the best game on the Ouya platform at launch -- has found sustaining success for developer Matt Thorson.

Major League Gaming and ESPN's X Games to come together in Austin, with cross-overs in both awards and attendee packages.

Professional YouTuber Ryan "NorthernLion" Letourneau spoke at GDC 2014 about how to effectively communicate with YouTubers and streamers in order to (hopefully) persuade them to cover your game.

Many of today's game developers got their start programming in BASIC, a simple computer language popular in the 1980s. Now's your chance to share your memories with Gamasutra's readers!

The developer of Evolve is looking to hire a technical artist to work alongside the team in the company's new Lake Forest, CA studio on a game targeting next-generation hardware.

Identity intelligence specialist GBGroup (GBG) is acquiring DecTech Solutions, an Australian provider of fraud detection, risk management and customer on-boarding solutions, for $34.4 million. Together they plan to deliver a joint identity and fraud solution and drive international expansion.

Is your smartphone running low on battery for seemingly no reason? Are things taking longer to render or load? Your gadget could be secretly mining bitcoins, thanks to a piece of mobile malware in Google Play that quietly uses an Android phone’s processing power, while hiding behind innocuous-seeming wallpaper apps.

Google has incorporated a new TLS cipher suite in Chrome that operates three times faster than AES-GCM on devices that don’t have AES hardware acceleration, including most Android phones, wearable devices such as Google Glass and older computers. This improves user experience, reducing latency and saving battery life by cutting down the amount of time spent encrypting and decrypting data – but it also gives security a boost.

We live in amazing times, ask anyone who ever had to look up a phone number in a phone book. In the past this was the only way you could...