"You should embrace the Haxe ecosystem; it's already compatible with your products, it'll save you a lot of money, and it perfectly aligns with your business' core competence, which is selling development tools." ...

A small group of folks within Insomniac are going to start streaming themselves working on Slow Down, Bull -- a modest PC action game built in Unity -- as an experiment in open development. ...

Attorney Stephen McArthur shares his insight: "why your videos get flagged by Google's automated copyright scanning system, what you can do if your video is erroneously flagged, and how you can fight back." ...

The creators of Goat Simulator and an experienced digital games market analyst are the latest notable speakers to join GDC Europe 2014, taking place in Cologne this August. ...

Kotaku UK's Keza MacDonald on journalism in 2014: "For me the main point of modern games writing is to invite people to think differently about something -- even something they thought they knew intimately." ...

"A major component of monetization in F2P games is the use of premium currency: A resource that can only be bought with real money. Understanding how to best approach it is vital for anyone going into the F2P business." ...

"There's something special about diving back into a game you know and love well. It's not unlike re-reading a beloved book or returning to a favourite childhood film. It's a feeling of comfort, a bit like belonging." ...

Yacht Club Games programmer David D'Angelo details how breaking but "being aware of the rules... led to the game feeling clear and simple; one of the hallmarks of a great NES game." ...

When Adam Butcher was 14 years old, he had a vision for a video game that he wanted to make. It was a little bulky in scope, sure, but it was the game he wanted to play, and he had the tools to make it. ...

Gamasutra speaks to Google Play Games' Greg Hartrell about the platform's new functionality, and gets a bead on what developers have to know about working with Android TV. ...