John GaudiosiPCWorld
John Gaudiosi has been covering video games for over 25 years, dating back to his work for The Washington Post while in college. Over the years, John has focused on the convergence of Hollywood, gaming, and virtual reality for outlets like The Hollywood Reporter, Variety, Fortune, and Entertainment Weekly.
Inside IEM Katowice: How a small Polish city became an e-sports goliath
The Intel Extreme Masters tournament turns the small city of Katowice, Poland into the World Cup of e-sports every year.
Interview: Sid Meier reflects on 25 years of Civilization
Civilization VI launches today. We caught up with Sid Meier to discuss the iconic Civilization series' 25 year legacy.
Mark Hamill talks Squadron 42: Oh how far we've come since Wing Commander
Discussing his role in the new Star Citizen installment, Hamill talks performance-capture acting and how it differs from film work, the huge leaps in PC gaming technology, and the power of crowdfunding.
Professional gaming grows up: Drug testing comes to e-sports at ESL One Cologne
The world’s first e-sports event to include random drug testing was held at ESL One in Cologne, Germany this past weekend.
From SimCity to The Sims to Spore, Will Wright's entire career has revolved around letting gamers use their own creativity, and Thred, his new app, continues the theme
Robert Kirkman explains why there's room for new stories in The Walking Dead's universe
PCWorld spoke with Robert Kirkman about the forthcoming The Walking Dead co-op multiplayer shooter being developed by his Skybound Entertainment and Starbreeze's Overkill studio.
Forget football: These fantasy e-sports sites mix League of Legends with cold, hard cash
It's like fantasy football, but with less sweat and more ganking mid.
How virtual reality stole the show at Sundance Film Festival
Forget Kevin Bacon and indie films: The most interesting cinema at the Sundance Film Festival ran on the Oculus Rift.
As the PlayStation brand celebrates its 20th anniversary, Sony Worldwide Studios head Shuhei Yoshida reminisces on 20 years of Sony video games.
Kicking it old-school: How EverQuest, RuneScape, and Quake stood the test of time
These PC games have been around far longer than most. Developers behind Quake, EverQuest, and RuneScape explain how they keep gamers coming back after all these years.