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We pay tribute to one of the most influential game developers of our time, Will Wright.
Hosted by the California History Museum and nVidia, GameSpot's Vince Broady moderates a panel discussion titled "Graphics: Then & Now" which features Will Wright, Jordan Mechner and Rand Miller as ...
Game update that will introduce much-requested feature is in "final testing," Maxis says.
Join us for a two-week journey chronicling some of the video game industry's most celebrated game designers!
German magazine interview with Maxis' Lucy Bradshaw suggests fifth core installment in city-building franchise on the way next year with new game engine, multiplayer, nonlinear roads.
Game Masters at the Australian Centre for the Moving Image in Melbourne will launch this June; the interactive exhibition celebrates game development; more names announced, new video inside.
Electronic Arts teases reveal from California-based company at next month's Game Developers Conference in San Francisco; event to be streamed live.
Bar Karma to debut on Current TV, encourage viewers to participate in production of show via virtual television studio.
[UPDATE] Sims and Spore designer leaves longtime home to establish "entertainment think tank" bankrolled by Electronic Arts.
Publisher offers a look at how it adapted The Sims, SimCity, and Madden NFL franchises for educational purposes and why it won't be making a habit of the practice.
The rights and wrongs of how developers' ideas get turned into games, as dissected by David Jaffe, Ron Gilbert, Lorne Lanning, Will Wright, and more.
One Laptop per Child project to include city-building classic in computers for school-age children.
The high-profile developer, currently working on Spore, tells the audience at BAFTA headquarters about his favourite platform, why games are shifting into multiple genres, and that encountering opposition with a ...
The Sims creator becomes the first person from the video games industry to be honoured with the accolade.
The Wii's downloadable game service has gone live with a dozen titles and a few surprises.
College professors and other high profile scholars are paying more and more attention to video games. How is this attention affecting both the games industry and institutions of higher learning? ...
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