Entries in 'web' (24)
Free LEGO Star Wars Yoda game heading to mobiles
A free Yoda-themed LEGO Star Wars games will be released on mobiles on May 4th. As in, May The Fourth Be With You. Geddit?
Warner reveals pair of free-to-play Hobbit titles
Upcoming Hollywood outing The Hobbit is to get the free-to-play game treatment.
Google Chrome becomes the world's most popular browser
Having launched three and a half years ago, Google’s Chrome web browser has overtaken Microsoft’s Internet Explorer for the first time to become the world’s most popular browser.
Valve launches remote Steam download service
Steam users can now initiate downloads and manage their games through a web browser or mobile device.
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Live action Halo 4 web series green-lit
Microsoft has reportedly made its “largest investment” ever in live-action video for a new Halo 4 web series.
Microsoft's Web TV plans put on hold
Microsoft's discussions with media companies to create a new online TV and movie service have been put on the backburner.
Square says user info was not compromised in web hack
No personal information was accessed following the recent security breach of Square Enix member servers in Japan and North America.
MCV GameTime: Industry TV advertising monitor (wk ending August 19th)
We look at the latest TV advertising activity for games targeting men and how it affects web search traffic.
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No Flash for 3DS browser
Nintendo has decided against supporting Flash content on its 3DS, according to reports.
3DS eStore arriving on June 7th
Nintendo has said that its first major update for the 3DS will be available to download worldwide on June 7th.
Want Duke Nukem? Then play Duke Nudem
"Oh my, we ARE naughty!!!! Enjoy….. there is a NSFW version on here, but hey, its research right?"
Web stat unity 'will not be easy'
The UK games media says it must stop confusing advertisers and agree on an industry standard for measuring web traffic.
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Tesco web boss departs
The person credited with driving Tesco's recent multi-channel success, Laura Wade-Gery, has been poached by High Street rival Marks & Spencer.
Government wants internet porn ban
With the very notion of net neutrality currently under threat, it has emerged that the British Government is to ask ISPs to block all online pornography by default on domestic ...
O2 Ireland begins web censoring
The Irish arm of telcoms operator O2 has begun censoring websites in the region, with image sharing site Imgur seemingly the first portal identified for blockage.
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MS says no to Xbox web browser
Though to some the omissions of a built-in web browser on Xbox 360 continues to baffle, Microsoft has once again definitively stated that it will not be introducing the feature ...
Government cools ‘net disconnection threats
In a lengthy response to a petition calling for Government to abandon Business Secretary Peter Mandelson’s plans to disconnect the internet connections of file-sharers, Number 10 has seemingly confirmed that ...
Wii web browser set free
Nintendo has announced that the Wii-specific Opera web browser will from now on be free to download for all owners of the console who are connected to the internet.
Web games to rule all by 2013?
The rise of the web-based casual (and sometime not so casual) game has certainly been a quick one, but one of the sector’s leading execs believes bigger things lay ahead ...
ASA bans iPhone ad
Fashionable global technology firm Apple has been forced by UK advertising watchdog the ASA to pull a TV advert for its iPhone that has been found to paint a misleading ...
PS3 Home edges closer to launch
Sony has launched a brand new web portal for its long-awaited PS3 social networking service Home, adding weight to the claims that the service should arrive before the end of ...
256MB of internal memory in DSi
Nintendo’s revamped DSi handheld will include 256MB of internal memory, it has been revealed, though half of it will be taken up by downloading the free Opera web browser.
Sony: Web sales will rule by 2018
Sony Computer Entertainment UK MD Ray Maguire has predicted that 90 per cent of games sales will be taking place online in ten years’ time.
