So far, the companies are happy to dispute one another in the court of public opinion.
Neversoft collaborated on Call of Duty: Ghosts, and now the two companies will be even closer.
I'm just as surprised as you are that Andrew W.K. is featured this week.
John Carmack's contributions are at the center of the dispute.
And the developers are hoping it's a chance to put the country on the map for serious game development.
Video games are getting older, and institutions like The Strong are doing their best to preserve, archive, and exhibit its past.
From the abandoned architecture of World of Warcraft to drowning simulators, there's a little bit of everything this week.
The weird series about sharing, communication, and chopping trees has shown how teams with wildly varying backgrounds have changed game development for the better.
We've returned from another brief hiatus with a fully stacked edition of your weekly set of games, commentary, analysis, and more.
The long term composer says he was "terminated without cause" from the developer.
Our favorite game from last year is getting the "remastered" treatment.
3DS owners can pick up a copy in summer, while Wii U players have to wait until the winter. Oh! New characters were announced, too.
Threes is the latest game to fall victim to the increasingly rampant cloning of smaller video games, especially on mobile. We spoke to the people who made these clones, and tried…
The company has even designed a controller for the device's games.
A conversation with Spelunky creator Derek Yu about the surprising longevity of his tough-as-nails cult hit.
Some musings on the responsibilities of a reporter, and your usual barrage of links, games, and more.
The emotional reaction to Facebook's acquisition of Oculus is so much bigger than one company buying another company.
Might as well use this in-flight wi-fi for something useful.
A first-person mystery set in the Wyoming wilderness from some really exciting developers.
Nintendo's struggled to make a memorable Yoshi game since Yoshi's Island, and this new 3DS platformer isn't going to change that.
You're never going to be bored in Hope's Peak Academy's wild world of murder, despair, and bears, but you might occasionally wonder why it's a game.
Gain insight into the evolution of Irrational Games, speculation on the future of games and gambling, and lots more.
The lovable executive has decided to part ways with PlayStation.
Telltale's Dennis Lenaart and Mark Darin break down the design decisions behind the first episode of The Walking Dead's second season.
The Uncharted creative director and writer has left the developer.