News Articles from June 2008
2 June 2008
- UK CHART: GTA IV holds off GRID
- Soul Calibur and HAWX dated for Europe
- Win Bourne Conspiracy goodies
3 June 2008
4 June 2008
5 June 2008
- Disney merges games divisions to create 'Interactive Media Group'
- No MGS4 shortages, promises Konami
- Americans ‘clueless’ about Blu-Ray
6 June 2008
9 June 2008
- Ubisoft in for Take Two?
- Wii Fit still AWOL on UK High Street
- UK CHART: Lego Indy knocks GTA off top spot
10 June 2008
11 June 2008
12 June 2008
- Xbox global marketing boss leaves Microsoft
- Managerial merry-go-round at Xbox studios
- 360 product recall explained
13 June 2008
- Sega and THQ unleash $1.5bn PAL sales assault
- UK games market ‘poised for downturn’
- New DS bundle for Europe announced
16 June 2008
17 June 2008
- In-game advertising works, says research
- Take Two: EA offer still under value
- EA extends Take Two offer deadline – again
18 June 2008
- £12k... all it takes to make a casual game
- Publishers not scared by UGC, says XNA boss
- Satchell: ‘We don’t need BBFC or PEGI’
19 June 2008
- Ubisoft unveils new Play Zone label
- UK-developed game in plagiarism row
- More non-games services for PS3
20 June 2008
- UK pub quiz for studios announced
- Hundreds of real jobs in games… right here
- Latest Wii firmware blocks homebrew and Freeloader
23 June 2008
24 June 2008
- Sony: PSP can last ten years
- Ubisoft opens studio in Brazil
- GAME responds to unlawful sale of adult game
25 June 2008
- Gosen: Microsoft’s E3 will be ‘game changing’
- 1C: 'We're too big to be bought'
- New Wiimote rival announced
26 June 2008
- 'Aggressive investment will ensure Xbox win'
- Leading games industry network hits new high
- Gosen: Innovation will drive Xbox’s future
27 June 2008
30 June 2008
| Format | Daily | Newsflash |
- Dazzling Future: Robert Price
- Batman and Beyond: Jonathan Smith, Tom Stone
- Corre de force: Alain Corre
- MCV LEGENDS: Peter Moore: We take a look back at the EA Sports boss's career
- ‘Mainstream media doesn’t get gaming’
Simon Munk - 'Can Sony and Microsoft resist more hardware tweaks?'
Neil Long - Peter Moore: My inspiration
Peter Moore - 'Why shoudn't ASDA compete in pre-owned?'
Lisa Foster
