Entries in 'games' (1282)
Nintendo details trio of 3DS retail options
Nintendo has detailed the three ways in which consumers will be able to purchases digital games for the 3DS.
Xbox creator: 'Games consoles are not dead'
The man who invented the Xbox has dismissed the notion that the console market is dying off.
Green Man Gaming announces boxed game expansion
Hang on – this isn’t how it’s supposed to work, is it?
New games boss for Asda as Thompson moves on
Craig Thirkell is Asda’s new games buying manager.
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UK games retail down 40% in June
2.1m games were sold at retail last month – a drop of more than 40 per cent compared with June 2011.
"Games are no less rewarding than Shakespeare"
Taking to the stage at the Develop Conference Star Wars and Willow actor Warwick Davis has revealed that his recent involvement in making games has been 'no less rewarding' than ...
Amazing €1,000,000 games collection sells on eBay
There are people who collect video games. Then there are people who COLLECT video games.
Steam's Greenlight gives users power to vote for new games
Developers that have often grumbled about having games rejected from Steam may be appeased by a new community voting element that lets gamers decide what gets sold on the site.
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GamesAid calls for indie games
Get Games and GamesAid are calling on indie developers to contribute titles for their upcoming charity pack which will release in September.
GAMES RETAIL ANALYSIS: The only way is up?
It will come as a surprise to absolutely no-one that the UK games retail market has suffered one of its worst six months in history.
UK games store count plummets
There are 300 fewer games specialists on the High Street in 2012.
European Court validates pre-owned, gives nod to digital resale
Publisher’s hopes of illegalising the sale of pre-owned software have been dashed after the European Court of Justice ruled that the practice is legitimate.
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PS2 games to arrive on PS3 in Japan this month
Sony is to introduce a number of PS2 games for PS3 in Japan later this month.
Sony confirms Gaikai acquisition
Confirming MCV's exclusive report last month, Sony has acquired cloud gaming firm Gaikai for $380m.
ANALYSIS: Can we really keep kids safe?
Earlier this month, kids social network Habbo grabbed the headlines when Channel 4 reported on the sexual predators that allegedly stalk the site’s 265m users.
699 games kick started by Kickstarter
A total of 699 games projects have been successfully bankrolled by creative funding project Kickstarter.
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Now MS kicks off digital discount sale
Microsoft has slashed a number of “full” Games On Demand titles from $20 to just $5 on Xbox Live.
Wii U won't block pre-owned games
Nintendo has seemingly confirmed that the Wii U will not block pre-owned software.
SmartGlass support planned for all first party Microsoft games
Microsoft has said that consumers can expect its new SmartGlass technology to be incorporated into every first party title following its autumn release.
E3 2012 ANALYSIS: Core blimey!
California dreams of broadening the games audience were put on hold in LA this week – as all of the industry’s major players knuckled down on their core titles.
GameStop: Next-gen consoles WON'T block pre-owned
Industry insight or wishful thinking? Global games retail giant GameStop believes that the PS4 and Xbox 720 won’t incorporate pre-owned blocking technology.
E3 2012: Wii saves and games can transfer to Wii U
Nintendo has confirmed that it is working on a method that will allow gamers to transfer Wii content to the Wii U.
Game-only crowdfunding platform revealed
A new games-specific equity-based crowdfunding platform has made a call for developers to submit proposals.
E3 2012: Wii U will support 1080p, releases full game list
Nintendo’s Wii U will support Full HD 1080p visuals, a new tech sheet has confirmed.
E3 2012: OnLive claims "millions" of users, 100% uptime since launch
OnLive has claimed that it has “millions of subscribers worldwide”, but has once again decided not to reveal the number of gamers paying to use its service.








































