Joe Juba

A legal battle is brewing between ZeniMax and Samsung, the makers of Gear VR, connected to ZeniMax's earlier lawsuit against Oculus.

The three-day passes for consumers had a $250 price tag, and plenty of gamers were willing to pay that price.

The company may be tapping into its glory days by bringing back series that earned it acclaim over the years.  

We rank our favorites of this expansive and influential genre. Whether or not you agree with out picks, the list is a fun way to relive the history of RPGs. 

The strategic card game has hit a big milestone, and Blizzard is celebrating by giving away three free card packs to all players.

With Lionhead Studios closed, more Fable seems unlikely. However, don't write the franchise off forever.

Sequels for long-dormant properties? New features for existing hardware? Brand new IP that we've never seen before?

The Switch port of Mario Kart 8 sold more copies at launch than any previous Mario Kart title.

The beginning of this narrative-focused games illustrates the clever ways developer Giant Sparrow weaves its story.

Minimize your vulnerability by creating a persona that only takes damage from an extremely narrow selection of sources – and who has a devastating physical attack.

Transformers: The Last Knight has a new trailer that you can watch. But should you?

Switch had a great month in March, but The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild had an even better one.

Whether you attribute it to Nintendomania or just the fact the company produced more units to go around, the Switch's first month is a record-breaking success.

When you're playing a game, how important is it for you to have a potential love interest?

Alex Hutchinson, the director behind some of Ubisoft's most important open-world games, has officially left the company.

This week, most fans of Japanese RPGs have their hands full with Persona 5, but that doesn't mean we can't also look toward the horizon.

Persona 5 released in North America and Europe this week, and apparently the launch has been a success.

How the Minnesota Educational Computing Consortium used software like The Oregon Trail to engage a generation of students.