Chris Morris
Special to CNBC.com
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With news that authorities seized assets of the world's largest bitcoin exchange, traders and other people interested in the digital currency are looking nervously at the future.
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On Wednesday, Microsoft confirmed the worst-kept secret in the video game world: It plans to unveil its next generation console on May 21.
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Electronic Arts, once the videogame industry's biggest independent publisher, has laid off hundreds of employees as it continues to struggle.
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The videogame maker surprised the tech world this week by announcing plans to axe several games on Facebook from its Playfish acquisition.
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Virtual Reality seems like a remnant from the 1990s—but the team at the start-up Oculus are betting virtual reality gaming still has a future.
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New console makers are taking on the titans of the videogame industry, betting that their cheaper, more mobile-like products will give them an edge over their bigger competitors.
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Free to play games don't make a lot of sense to some investors but free-to-play titles are fast becoming one of the most lucrative areas in gaming.
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After a rocky few months, EA is hoping that new consoles will help breath new life into its gaming business.
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As America becomes a country of second (and sometimes third) screens, broadcasters, cable and satellite companies are forced to rethink their customer interactions.
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Were this any other transition period for the video game industry, GameStop stock would be soaring these days. But digital distribution is changing the game.
