It’s been 20 years since Blizzard Entertainment launched the massively popular online role-playing game. Since then, it has left its mark on the industry and an entire generation of gamers.

Games made by small teams and solo developers are some of the best selling products in the past year.

Ikea is launching a new line of gaming furniture more suited for the living room than the basement. It’s a sign of how gamer demographics are maturing.

Microsoft sees the change in strategy as a revenue opportunity, explains Tom Warren, senior editor at The Verge.

A $15-a-month subscription may be more attractive than dropping $500 on a console.

When Hasbro wanted to change D&D’s open game license to get a cut of third-party company profits, the game’s fans went to battle.

A controversy involving one of the game’s rising stars has sparked debate about creativity.

The company has plenty of original material and experience licensing other content it could mine for games.

There have been charges of pay disparities, discrimination and harassment.

The industry is growing its audience and finding new ways to monetize games.