Ryan Parreno

Story unfolding slowly tweet by tweet from Game Industry, Brian Provinciano, Phil Spencer.

Both announcements made at this year's SIGGRAPH.

Nintendo's latest home console matches the market performance of the PS3.

Approvals come a few days after Valve answers dev concerns.

Future crowdfunding efforts will focus on Paypal and stretch goals.

Activision's Dan Amrich chimes in, Change.org petition also started

GPU specializes in graphics processing for general purpose use, significantly more powerful than PS4/Xbox One GPUs.

Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Pikmin 3, Mario and Luigi: Dream Team are the company's big sellers

New audio drama inspired by Siri technology, will use voice recognition.

D'Astous details Eidos' struggles with parent company, insists Thief will be fine.

Antonick may then sue further for royalties from SNES days to the present.

Reiche explains Atari never got copyright to first two games, why they didn't apply for the trademark themselves.

No official name yet, game client similar to Steam/Origin.

Global conglomerate also selling other businesses to become leaner, content-focused company.

Clarifies misunderstanding from lack of Mega Man at Capcom panel

Ban on video games not yet completely lifted, but government will watch progress closely.

FGC member and attorney believes this may lead to government regulation

Character might have fireballs, like in another fighting game franchise

Sequel not completely written off, but not in near future.

Rumors swirl amid mounting doubts in future of company.

shows off improved faces, textures from Ignite engine.

Bids opens up opportunity for Chris Taylor to get his hands back on Total Annihilation.

Company may be added to Nikkei 225 soon.

Games will be half crowdfunded, half paid for by Ouya.