From Rockband to Monsters and Why These Devs are Happier for It

Bryn Bennett and Steven Kimura started working in the videogame industry around 1998 and have a history with notable companies (Irrational, Harmonix) and big games (Bioshock, Rockband). Now, more than 10 years later they’ve struck out on their own as

Happy Feet 2 Studio KMM Closing

Only a week after LA Noire developer Team Bondi officially closed its doors, fellow Australian studio and Happy Feet 2 developer KMM Brisbane have announced they have shut down, making them the latest casualty in a slew of recent Australian

Radical Gaming Blues

What Games Are recently published an article about the idea of games being radical. Their conclusion—that games aren’t there yet—isn’t, itself, radical. They claim, however, that games are on their way to becoming less conservative, that the only barrier towards

Valve's Steam Voted Easiest Platform for Indies

In a recent survey of 100 indie studios, 64% said that Valve’s Steam service was the easiest to develop for, thanks to both the tech itself and the support from Valve. However, 28% claim developing for Steam was “so-so” while

Scott Pilgrim pitch video is epic

If you’re one of those people in the proverbial know, you’re likely aware that the Scott Pilgrim video game came out yesterday, and the film comes out two days from now. Pretty sweet, huh. It’s like living the dream. We’ll