Nintendo has launched their Creators Program, which allows YouTubers to talk positively about Nintendo games in return for 60% of the ad revenue, and this week it wound up being both unpopular and wildly popular at the same time.

SEGA is closing their San Francisco office and backing out of the AAA console game space to concentrate on mobile and PC.

AOL has closed Joystiq and WoW Insider, and while Joystiq is rebranded as a section of Engadget, it'll be nothing like the original.

Sony Online Entertainment has been sold and is now Daybreak Game Company, and will start making multiplatform games.

I released my first Oculus Rift enabled game - my #VOGJam game Moon Buggy!

Then we take calls about the rumored Legend of Zelda Netflix series, the New Nintendo 3DS, and gaming podcasts being shut out in favor of YouTubers.