Apex Legends is coming to mobile devices, beta testing begins this month
The port will have simpler controls and visuals
Mobile gaming articles
Latest Fortnite update will leave iPhone and iPad users behind
Chapter 2 - Season 4 of Fortnite won't come to Apple devices
League of Legends: Wild Rift gets its first real mobile gameplay demo
Alpha testing starts soon
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night launches for the first time on mobile
Grab it on Android or iOS for $2.99
Nintendo Switch Lite Review
The Nintendo Switch Lite is one of the finest handheld gaming devices I've ever used. It's sturdy, stylish, and comfortable. It launches with a library that's already over 2,500 games strong. If all you're looking for from the Nintendo Switch is personal, portable play, it's perfect.
MediaTek targets gamers with new Helio G Series chipsets
An octa-core SoC mated to 10GB of RAM
Mobile gaming is big business, accounted for 33 percent of app installs and 74 percent of spending in 2018
95 percent of that revenue came from in-app purchases
The Elder Scrolls: Blades made $1.5 million in its first month
The game is popular despite its unfinished state
Gaming laptop combo: Intel and Nvidia partner to drive PC gaming on the go
9th-gen Intel CPUs and GTX 1600 mobile GPU combo gets wide adoption
Opinion: PCs and smartphones duke it out for gaming champion
Gaming shows no signs of slowing down
Sony has quit making the PS Vita, seven years after its release
Why did it even take this long?
Woman customers are less expensive to acquire and spend more on mobile games compared to men
Women are a powerful demographic for app developers
Alto's Odyssey, the sequel to one of the best mobile games ever, launches this month
Mesmerizing audio and visuals
Super Mario Run Review (now also on Android)
This week Super Mario Run hit Android devices after a 3+ month wait. The game remains largely the same, for that reason we are bumping this review. When Nintendo announced Super Mario Run, I expected an endless runner, a game where Mario runs from left to right through randomly-generated courses until he dies. That’s not what Super Mario Run is.
In Super Mario Run criticism, analysts and F2P gamers forget that the game's quality is what matters
I'm really glad Nintendo didn't go freemium
'Super Mario Run' to launch on iPhone in time for the holidays
Between this and the NES Classic Edition, Nintendo is poised to finish 2016 on a high note