Keith Noonan

Warner Bros is readying the debut of its Justice League members in the 2015 film "Batman vs. Superman." Will this strategy provide enough of a build up for 2017's "Justice League" to challenge Disney's "Avengers?"

The company made a series of changes to its vision for Xbox One that have improved perceptions of the device, but is the console on track for continued long-term success?

EA is on track to win Consumerist's dubious award for the third year in a row, but what does this say about the company in relation to Activision Blizzard and Take-Two interactive?

After some troubling indicators, GameStop's outlook improved dramatically over 2013. Is the company on track to continue its laudable growth or stumble amidst changing industry players including Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo?

Some of gaming's biggest publishers look to augment software revenue by normalizing microtransactions. Is this a good long-term strategy, or just a short-term cash grab?

New consoles from Sony and Microsoft have compounded the issues facing Nintendo's Wii U. Should Nintendo implement a last-ditch effort in the hopes of saving its console business?

VR gaming is on the verge of commercial viability. Where do Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo stand in relation to its potential?

The shifting handheld market sees Sony struggling, Nintendo treading water, and Microsoft staying out of the picture. Should Sony shelve its dying portable console?

PS4 finds early success in a region which is key to Sony's longterm goals.

As Sony and Microsoft vie for the future, Nintendo's online strategy remains stuck in the past.

Gaming's biggest third-party publishers tweak their products after shipping, but does this threaten to hurt the gaming industry?

Can a series of value-adding bundles make the system a player in the console race?

Super Mario 3D World is getting rave reviews and shifting the media narrative.

Early sales for Sony's convergence device disappoint.

The company's small console could be a big deal.

Could the system mount a comeback?

PlayStation 4's performance advantage is becoming more clear.

You won't need new hardware to play most of the year's big titles because of cross-gen releases.

Watch Dogs and DRIVECLUB won't debut until 2014.

The company's latest device is both promising and puzzling.