Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto believes developers should focus on making unique experiences and not only on graphics and power.

Guillemot defends decision to delay the game and go multiplatform.

Ubisoft confirms upcoming action game will be available on day-one for next-gen consoles; PC version won't be available at launch.

The publisher plans to support existing big franchises with acquired licenses; Skylanders, Call of Duty, and Destiny listed.

Sluggish console sales were addressed by Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata, who says the company is to blame.

Third expansion for latest Call of Duty game arriving first on Xbox Live next month; features four maps, one Zombies environment, and new ray gun weapon.

Sora Ltd. designer Masahiro Sakurai says choosing roster for fighting game very difficult because balance, animation, graphics, and sound must be factored in.

Creative director says "people have the right to be cynical," but believes gamers will be convinced when they try the game out.

Warner Bros. executive Martin Tremblay says $399 is "spot-on" and will help "energize and make the transition easier."

Satoru Iwata says the company plans to avoid an "unbalanced" setup that has players paying "extremely large amounts of money."

Satoru Iwata says it is "critical" that Nintendo releases only "incredibly high-quality products" after rise of less expensive smartphone games.

Leaked artwork suggests four new Black Ops II maps, one new Zombies level, and a new gun.

Fighting game the month's top-seller, followed by Black Ops II and Donkey Kong: Country Returns; total software sales slide 25 percent.

But the console and handheld versions will be able to interact with one another.

Eiji Aonuma explains Nintendo is planning to shake things up with new Zelda games without straying too far from proven formula.

Reggie Fils-Aime says consumers won't trade in great games, claims Nintendo has trade-in rate lower than much of the industry.

Former Epic Games director Cliff Bleszinski says "the disc-based day-one $60 model" is on the way out; believes AAA games and secondhand market cannot coexist.

Ubisoft's film division lines up feature films based on three more of its major franchises; company now producing six total films.

Senior director at company says porting Nintendo games to iOS and Android would compromise integrity of experiences.

Watch Dogs incorporates online play into its single-player world, with a multiplayer mode that recalls Dark Souls and Assassin's Creed.