Vincent Balestriere

Square Enix’s president, Yosuke Matsuda his company should focus on creating ‘JRPGs’ for their core audience.

Yahoo is looking to host its own creative video portal, and be a direct competitor to Google’s YouTube.

IBT's Vincent Balestriere and Ryan Neal face off about Facebook’s $2 billion dollar purchase of Oculus.

This isn’t the first time Facebook has acquired a tech business, but backers of the original Kickstarter are calling for the head of Oculus co-founder Palmer Luckey.

One of the largest barriers between Google’s wearable tech and the mass market has been its polarizing, standout style.

“NetEase,” a Chinese company best known for Internet games, is now shipping pork to customers.

Sphero does work. If that was the only factor that determined Sphero 2.0’s success, I’d end my review there.

Google has announced that Gmail will be safe from the NSA and anyone else who wants to look through your emails.

Hewlett-Packard, one of the largest producers of consumer-level printers, has thrown its hat into the 3D printing ring.

Google has officially announced that they’ll be making smart watches based on the Android operating system.

Ubisoft has just released a game trailer, giving us a sneak peak at “Child of Light.”

“The Mighty Quest For Epic Loot” is a new dungeon-crawler from Ubisoft - and it’s free. Unlike most free games, it’s worth a look.

Apple has filed for another US patent today; records show that the Cupertino giant applied for a patent on a pedometer design.

The iPod hasn’t had a competitor since Microsoft killed the Zune. But Neil Young - yes, the musician - has a music player than might pique your interest.

The International Toy Fair isn’t open to the public, but that doesn’t mean you can’t see the cool stuff inside. Here are some of our favorites.

'Wolfenstein: The New Order' is another game in the inundated genre of first-person shooters. But sometimes a shooter comes along that’s worth playing.

“Armatix,” a German company, has released the first “smart pistol” in the U.S., on sale in California.

Wolfenstein is back - the newest title in the series, “Wolfenstein: The New Order” will be released on May 20th in North America.

We got some time with the Avegant Glyph, a combination of headphones and media-playing virtual headset. It’s less complicated than it sounds.

Let’s be fair: The Kinect games have underperformed. But Microsoft thinks they finally have something to change that notion.

Today on 60 Sec Tech: Activision announced the existence of the “Destiny” beta and confirmed the retail release date: Sept. 9.

Edward Snowden “would not be able do it again,” according to politicians. But how much do they really know?

Vincent Balestriere and Abigail Elise discuss the confirmation of the ‘Titanfall’ beta and the runaway success of ‘Flappy Bird.’

Today on 60 Sec Tech: Activision announced the existence of the “Destiny” beta and confirmed the retail release date - September 9th.

The NYPD is trying out Google Glass, the Oculus Rift title ‘Eve Valkyrie’ will be exclusive, and Sony is getting out of the computer market.

Microsoft finally fixes some of the Xbox One’s problems, Satya Nadella learns how to Twitter, and ex-Ubisoft employees are using drones to make a game.

The Pokemon Bank’s online in more places, Sony’s worried that Nintendo’s trouble will make their lives harder, and ‘Watch Dogs’ came under fire again.

Microsoft officially has a new CEO - Satya Nadella. Nadella is the third CEO of the company, succeeding Steve Ballmer. Who is Nadella?

There’s a new Facebook app out there, aiming for a spot on your phone’s homepage. But can it dethrone the king?