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What's more stunning about Quantic Dream's GDC tech demo - its technological excellence, or its careless tone and dialogue?

Gamasutra's interview with the makers of id's upcoming title, Rage, is a shining example of solid games journalism.

What happens to iPhone developers when their games are copied? And what's behind the rise of "clones" in the App Store and elsewhere? This is the definitive story of indie developer Vlambeer, Gamenauts, and the controversy surrounding Ninja Fishing.

Paul Alexander responds to Brandon Justice's recent EGM opinion piece on the used games "controversy."

When the IGF comes to a close, what can indie developers do to get gamers' attention? Here are four ideas to help them make a splash.

A short, Italian plumber changed the life of this gamer forever.

Part two of an interview with James Swirksy, one of the filmmakers behind the upcoming documentary Indie Game: The Movie. Swirksy dishes about triple-A games, the world of competitive air guitar, and the process behind funding and crafting this exciting documentary.

Part one of an interview with James Swirksy, one of the filmmakers behind the upcoming documentary Indie Game: The Movie. Swirksy dishes about triple-A games, the world of competitive air guitar, and the process behind funding and crafting this exciting documentary.

Should Japanese developers look to the West for inspiration? Paul Alexander thinks Keiji Inafune missed the mark in his recent New York Times interview.

Maybe someday, some happy accident will result in an enjoyable video-game film being made. But the Mass Effect movie project is proof that it’s not worth all the time, money, and popcorn butter-related stomach cramps, and here’s why.

How can indie developers find more independence and increased financial success? A possible solution may come from a surprising place: the organic foods industry.

Ever thought of getting a video game tattoo? This BitMobber shows us his and gives some helpful advice for anyone looking to get one.

Where does the future of video games lie? The history of art may already offer us some possible answers.

Paul Alexander's celebration of the independent spirit is as uplifting as it is inspirational!