Entries in 'online' (384)
Develop increases online and print reach again
Develop is heading towards its tenth anniversary with online traffic and print circlation rocketing to new heights.
Star Trek Online could go free-to-play
Star Trek Online could become the next MMO to become a free-to-play title.
Free-to-play Battlefield revealed
As was confirmed yesterday, EA has revealed a brand new free-to-play iteration of its Battlefield franchise.
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New Battlefield incoming
EA will tomorrow announce a brand new game in the Battlefield series, it has been confirmed.
Kudo shrugs off Kinect criticism
The man behind Microsoft’s Xbox 360 Kinect has shrugged off the less then enthusiastic response that the motion camera has received from some elements of the internet games community.
Online push for Assassin's Creed
Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood doesn’t just mark the return of Ubi’s tentpole series next month – it sees the publisher renew efforts around online gaming.
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Xbox Live expands to nine more countries
Xbox Live will spread to nine new countries when Kinect launches on November 10th.
EA’s respect for ‘excellent’ PES team
A by-product of FIFA’s growing commercial success has been a sustained and reasonably emphatic superiority over FIFA’s great rival franchise, PES – the one that used to be considered the ...
FIFA’s disc-less future
In an exclusive interview with MCV, EA Sports boos Peter Moore has outlined an ambitious plan to transform FIFA from a franchise that relies on annual disc-based releases to a ...
Record readership for Develop
MCV's sister magazine Develop is heading towards its tenth birthday with both online and print circulations at their highest ever levels.
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Revenue doubles at LOTR Online
Codemasters’ decision to drop subscription charges from Lord of the Rings Online and switch to microtransactions has been a big success for the game.
Bad Company 2 heading to iPhone
EA Mobile has confirmed an iPhone and iPod Touch release for Battlefield: Bad Company 2.
GAME: ‘Pre-owned charges haven’t hurt us’
The wide-spread efforts by publishers to earn extra money from pre-owned games hasn’t dented GAME’s second-hand game business.
DC Universe Online delayed
Upcoming PC and PS3 MMO title DC Universe Online has seen its release date slip from November this year to an unspecified time in 2011.
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Shepherd on digital, online retail
As GAME continues to ride the increasingly turbulent waters of UK High Street retail, chief executive Ian Shepherd has explained how he intends to tackle two of the biggest challenges ...
GameTail derailed
Having hit the headlines earlier this month thanks to an ambitious launch that involved selling key titles such as Halo reach for heavily discounted prices, online retailer GameTail has ...
Atari GO targets casual games success
The next stage in Atari’s most recent reinvention has been revealed. It’s called Atari GO, and it’s designed to help increase the publisher’s footprint in the growing casual games space.
Daily Mail: Are games as addictive as heroin?
UK newspaper The Dail Mail has published an extensive story asking if addiction to video games can be likened to an addiction to heroin.
Square Enix announces Crysta currency
Square Enix has announced Crysta, a new online payment method for Europe.
Activision talks COD Premium service
Though question marks hang over Activision’s true intentions toward a possible Premium online Call of Duty service, the publisher’s COO Thomas Tippl has admitted that the company is looking ...
Consumers ‘positive’ about Online Pass
EA has claimed that it hasn’t experienced any sort of backlash from consumers as a result of introducing its Online Pass in titles such as Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 ...
PopCap and NCsoft to invade Korea
Casual gaming giant PopCap will expand its business into Asia after striking a new partnership with local publisher NCsoft.
Need For Speed World tops 1m users
More than one million users are playing EA’s Need For Speed World.
