Entries in 'british' (21)
94% of Brits would sooner do without sex than their mobiles
A stonking 94 per cent of young UK adults have admitted that they would rather live without sex for a week than spend seven days away from their mobile phone, ...
UK games development tax breaks detailed
The UK government has unveiled details of the cultural test for video games tax relief in its draft legislation released today.
UK Gov asks: What makes a game 'British'?
The UK government has today opened the call for industry feedback on its imminent tax break for games economic policy.
OPINION: Molyneux's warning is more serious than you think
Peter Molyneux says that he’s personally, and likely professionally, not that interested in retail releases of games any more.
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Will Brit quiz game boost Wii? Our survey says...
A new Wii game built specifically for UK families launches in summer.
35% of Brits have got into debt to buy Apple products
The iPad 3 is expected for release on March 7th, which has revealed 78 per cent of the UK believe Apple updates its products too often, according to discount website MyVoucherCodes.co.uk.
1 in 5 Brits regret iPhone purchase
Is the Apple halo slipping? Although the firm sold 4m units of the iPhone 4S in its opening weekend, there is evidence of some disenchantment with its devices.
Euro PS3 gamers raise £466k for Red Cross
The British Red Cross has published an open letter to the European PlayStation community to give thanks for the support it offered following March's Japanese earthquake.
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MotoGP given pole position at Silverstone
Capcom is targeting thousands of F1 fans as part of a new marketing drive for MotoGP 10/11.
OPINION: We need real market data
With a hole of £500m in the High Street when it comes to games, I don’t think anyone expected fireworks from the end-of-year data.
Six million Brits can’t see in 3D
3D may be the industry buzzword of 2010, but did you know a major proportion of the UK population can’t even see it?
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Livingstone honoured at British Inspiration Awards
Long-term servant of the games industry and current life president of Eidos Ian Livingstone was awarded a British Inspiration Award for his work in the interactive entertainment sector at this ...
British Inspiration Awards to boost GamesAid
GamesAid is one of many UK-based charities set to benefit from the inaugural British Inspiration Awards.
Video associations welcome DEB
Despite all the controversy surrounding both the debate and content of the Digital Economy Bill, two UK trade bodies have welcomed its passing through Parliament.
Brits spend £195m on MMOs
UK players of massively multiplayer online games spent £195m on them last year, a report has found.
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Party leaders back new awards
Standout creatives from the British game industry are to be recognised during a new awards event backed by the three key party leaders.
Gaming surpasses film in 2009
Despite the British cinema industry enjoying its best 12 months in almost 30 years, the UK public spent around half a billion pounds more on gaming than it did movies ...
Blu-ray to be marketed hard this Xmas
The British Video Association has lifted the lid on a significant new TV advertising campaign designed to highlight the growing high definition Blu-ray format this Christmas.
Videogamer.com debuts online games show
Growing consumer games portal Videogamer.com, formerly known as Pro-G, has launched a brand new online games show – which the site says is aimed to appeal specifically to the British ...
Gaming more popular than sex
The Daily Mirror reports that Brits spend more time playing computer games in bed than they do having sex – in fact, sex is apparently only the 10th most popular ...
