Claims of a 'gold rush' going on in the mobile gaming space right now are entirely accurate, says the founder of game development company Ninja Kiwi.

An 'indie music manager' video game given $287,460 in New Zealand On Air funding has been released.

The new Dragon's Dogma game is the old Dragon's Dogma game. Dene Benham explains what's in the box.

Troy Rawhiti-Forbes steps into Tiger's shoes - how does he fare on the fairway?

Lego Marvel Super Heroes promises to put players in control of some comic-book greats.

Hayden Green takes us out to the ball game.

Troy Rawhiti-Forbes explains why zombies have always been an easy target in interactive entertainment.

An Auckland game development studio has more than quadrupled its staff numbers in less than three years and says it has no plans to slow down.

Booker DeWitt takes a death-defying leap onto the Sky-Line to rescue Elizabeth in this CG TV spot for Irrational Games' BioShock Infinite. Courtesy: 2K Games

Jess Nickelsen tackles the controversial series reboot of an old desktop favourite.

New Zealand's game developers produced six games which hit top 10 iOS downloads charts in the US last year.

Did we really need another Gears of War?

I'm sure if MacGyver had had a smartphone this would have been the plot of at least one episode of the TV show. Scientists in rural Tanzania used their smartphone as an improvised microscope to diagnose schoolchildren with intestinal worm infections.

A new picture of London has appeared: it's a 320 gigapixel panorama compiled from 48,640 individual images shot over a period of 3 days and processed over a period of 3 months.

Metal Gear is back. Alan Bell sizes-up Revengeance and finds a potential game of the year.

A deep-space, sci-fi thriller, years in the making, packed with Xenomorphs. Can ACM please hardened critic Angus Deacon?

Sony has confirmed its entry into the next-generation home console market with the announcement of the PlayStation 4.

Your secondhand game discs may end up being useful only as drink coasters, writes Pat Pilcher.

The next BioShock is almost here. After four hours of intense play, Alan Bell provides a hands-on preview.