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Blockbuster targets bank holiday comeback through marketing blitz
Rejuvenated entertainment retailer Blockbuster is to embark on a promotional blitz this bank holiday weekend to properly mark its High Street comeback.
Game & Wario Europe retail release confirmed, arrives next month
Wii U micro-game collection Game & Wario has received an official European launch date.
Argos looks to a digital future
Home Retail Group has reported a year of flat sales and reduced profits, but owned multi-channel retailer Argos has had a better year.
Minecraft to be sold on boxed shiny polycarbonate discs
Or DVDs, as they are otherwise known.
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Xtra-vision enters receivership
Irish entertainment rental and retail firm Xtra-vision has fallen into receivership after being "unable to meet its debts".
OPINION: Keep faith while the release schedule hibernates
That long wait for GTA V is going to seem quite painful.
Are we ready for the biggest video games drought ever?
Fewer video games were sold than ever last week, as the release schedule dries up.
Nintendo illustrates the growing importance of online to its business model
It was once mocked for its reluctance to embrace online, but Nintendo boss Satoru Iwata has told investors that the company has well and truly embraced the internet revolution.
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GAME launches UK retail's first free-to-play platform
But isn’t free-to-play supposed to mean the death of retail?
More Skylanders products head to retail
A huge array of new licensed Skylanders products will hit retail this summer.
Dixons sells Swedish retailer Webhallen
Swedish games retailer Webhallen has been sold by owner Dixons to Norwegian ecommerce company Komplett.
Amazon boosts its entertainment market share as GAME drops 3%
Supermarkets and Amazon have boosted their entertainment market share at the expense of GAME and HMV.
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Tesco and Disney join forces to launch Iron Man 3 app
Iron Man 3 may lack the traditional licensed console game, but it has got an app courtesy of Disney… and Tesco.
Razer to honour 90% discount code error
Peripherals company Razer is to honour orders placed via its website that used an erroneous 90 per cent discount code.
MCV Pacific Weekly Wrap-Up
Developers at KMM get laid off, 20% of Christmas sales were made online and several marketing jobs open up.
20% of Australian video games sold online
NPD Group is stating that during all-important December last year, one in five customers was going online for their purchase.
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Nintendo and GAME announce Multiplayer Mayhem events
3DS is to have a starring role in a host of Multiplayer Madness events staged across 15 GAME stores this Saturday.
Ohio company sues eBay user over negative feedback
An American company called Med Express is suing one of its customers after she left it negative feedback on eBay.
Journey: Collector's Edition coming to UK retail this year
Sony will release its boxed version of award-winning PSN title Journey in the UK and Europe before the year is out.
UK listing for Animal Crossing themed 3DS hardware appears... and then vanishes
Nintendo appears to be on the verge of releasing a brand new 3DS SKU in the UK.
Blockbuster's new kid on the block
Blockbuster was rescued out of administration last month, and its new owner wants to turn the rental giant into a retail powerhouse. MCV speaks to the firm’s new MD Gary ...
Sony hints at sub-£400 PS4 launch price
PS4 could launch at a lower price than its predecessor the PS3.
Retail version of Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition delayed
The retail launch for Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition has been pushed back to June.
Retail to make a killing with The Walking Dead
The High Street will find new life in the undead next month as The Walking Dead arrives on shelves.
OPINION: Tables turn at HMV as games suppliers fear retreat
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