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GungHo's Puzzle & Dragons makes $3.76m per day
Japanese smartphone game Puzzle & Dragons is making some serious cash for owner GungHo.
Diablo III auction house fixed, illicit profits heading to charity
Blizzard is to hand over the profits generated from a recent bug in the Diablo III Auction house to charity.
Ubisoft worked with Kaspersky Lab to make Watch Dogs' hacking more believable
Futuristic open-world action title Watch Dogs has been handed a touch of extra realism thanks to Kaspersky Lab.
SyFy commissions Defiance for second series
Cross-media games and TV project Defiance will return for a second series.
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The Sun says 3DS is the best console ever
Nintendo’s 3DS has grown to become the best console ever released, according to UK national The Sun.
Nintendo to patch gay marriage "bug" in Tomodachi Collection
Tomodachi Collection: New Life marked the first time in the series that Nintendo had permitted same-sex relationships in one of its titles. Or so it seemed.
Square Enix promises reforms as profit flips to loss
“Various strategic reforms” are on the way for Square Enix after the company confirmed a year of losses for the 12 months ending March 2013.
Cuthbert: Nintendo needs a "new super IP" to revive Wii U
Software remains the key to saving Nintendo’s struggling home hardware, according to a leading indie dev.
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Dead Island Riptide makes it a hat-track of UK No.1's
Deep Silver’s Dead Island Riptide remains at the top of the UKIE Gfk Chart-Track All Formats Top 40.
IN PHOTOS: The MCV Pacific Awards
Following on from our gallery of All Interactive Entertainment Red Carpet shots, we now present photos from the main event itself.
IN PHOTOS: The MCV Pacific Awards 2013 Red Carpet
Well, the evening has come and gone, so now is the time to share some of the highlights with you through the new medium of photograph.
EA executives sell stake in company
EA Sports executive vice president Andrew Wilson has sold more than $687k worth of company shares – a move apparently prompted by the publisher’s recent stock market rise.
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Nexon reports positive quarter, poor performance in North America
Nexon saw solid revenue and profit increases for the first quarter of its fiscal year, thanks to a major sales spike in Japan.
Steam top ten sellers chart: May 5-11
Total War: Rome II took Steam’s top ten chart by storm this past week, with pre-orders elevating the game to the top spot months ahead of its official launch.
Crowdfunding gone bad? The alarming T&Cs behind Shadow of the Eternals
New studio Precursor chose not to fund its 'spiritual successor' to Eternal Darkness via Kickstarter, and perhaps now we know why.
MCV Jobs Weekly: New Nintendo team, top vacancies
In MCV's weekly roundup of the latest personnel news and hottest job opportunities, THQ's Richard Stickler joins a newly restructured Nintendo UK team.
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INTERVIEW: GameSpot's ambitions for eSports and video shows
CBS Interactive's SVP David Rice tells MCV why the site is focusing more on original video content and professional gaming.
Amazon developing smartphone with 3D screen - report
A smartphone with a 3D screen could be on the way from retailer-come-tech giant Amazon, according to online reports.
Manhunt releasing digitally on PSN next week
One of the most controversial video games ever made is to re-enter the UK market.
GAME embraces film with biggest ever DVD range
GAME will be launching its biggest range of Blu-rays and DVDs in-store and online from Monday May 13th.
PlayStation's Kutaragi heads to Grasshopper owner Marvelous
Former Sony chairman and the man widely described as the ‘father of the PlayStation’, Ken Kutaragi, has been named as an external director at Japanese game publisher Marvelous.
Tough year for Konami but better things are ahead, it insists
Konami has reported annual declines to its net revenue, operating income and net income.
Pokemon, Call of Duty and indie retailers star in this week's MCV
This latest MCV – which is now available to view online – features our in-depth study on in-app purchases.
ANALYSIS: Are smart devices killing the console?
62 per cent of the British population now own a smartphone and 29.3 per cent a tablet.
April sales stumble as blockbusters dry up
Just 1.58m boxed games were sold last month in the UK, as the number of major launches dwindle.
