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Microsoft launches Xbox Wire news service
A new Xbox-centric news service has launched online by platform holder Microsoft.
Hashtag campaign to promote 3DS
A new social media campaign is looking to raise awareness of the 3DS.
94% of Brits would sooner do without sex than their mobiles
A stonking 94 per cent of young UK adults have admitted that they would rather live without sex for a week than spend seven days away from their mobile phone, ...
GeForce GTX 780 tipped for May 23rd launch
Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 780 PC graphics card looks set to be launched next week.
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Battlefield UK product manager switches to Call of Duty
Former EA UK man Kevin Flynn has leapt over the sandbags of Battlefield’s barracks to become senior brand manager for Call of Duty.
Apple App Store serves up its 50 billionth download
The 50 billionth app has been downloaded from the Apple App Store.
US software sales for Nintendo 3DS up significantly compared to 2012
The 3DS has picked up the pace in the early going of this year, with software sales up 52 per cent in the first four months of 2013 when compared ...
VIDEO: Sony teases cel-shaded sci-fi outing Panopticon
A brand new first party game called Panopticon has been unveiled by Sony.
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Sony acquires Angry Birds film rights, to premiere worldwide in 2016
Sony Pictures Entertainment has announced it has won the exclusive international distribution rights to the Angry Birds animated feature film.
Four British Lulzsec hackers get jail terms
A Crown Prosecution Service lawyer has branded four hackers as "cowardly and vindictive" following their successful prosecution.
NPD April: Injustice: Gods Among Us, Xbox 360 on top of slow month
NPD’s report for the four week period between April 4th and May 7th is in, revealing an overall dip of 25 per cent at US retail when compared to the ...
MCV Pacific Weekly Wrap-Up
This week, MCV Pacific profiles animation powerhouse Plastic Wax, looks at Singapore's stats and Rugby Challenge 2 is dated.
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Total number of EA games in development for Wii U = Zero
Nintendo’s Wii U has been delivered yet another piece of bad news.
The UK's Fastest Growing Indies: Games Centre
Our Indie Retail Month in association with Gem continues with another entry in our look at UK's fastest growing indies, Scottish chain Games Centre.
Resident Evil Facebook app puts fans on Revelations box
Capcom is giving Resident Evil fans that chance to star on the cover of this month's console release of Revelations.
Wii U summer line-up detailed tomorrow
Slow sales and a quiet release slate have hindered the Wii U since launch, but Nintendo is finally going to reveal details of fresh titles for its new console.
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Online Retail vs Street Dates
Day one delivery is crucial to online retailers. It drives pre-orders and secures sales that may otherwise have gone to High Street rivals.
Precursor insists it's not at all related to Silicon Knights
The developer of Eternal Darkness successor Shadow of the Eternals has attempted to dismiss much of the criticism it has received.
Video games piracy is less prolific than feared, report claims
A significant study by a group of universities has downplayed the significance of video games piracy.
Download firms wary of UK digital consumer rights bill
Download retailers have their doubts over a UK bill that will allow consumers to return ‘faulty’ digital content.
OPINION: Old world pricing problem is another next-gen symptom
I know what you’re thinking – ‘What is this old fashioned nonsense on the frontpage MCV?’
UK games price war hurting foreign retail
Games retailers across EMEA regions say they are facing bankruptcy – and it’s all our fault.
Ubisoft suspends Desilets' 1666
Not only has Ubisoft shown developer Patrice Desilets the door, but it has also cancelled his most recent project.
MCM London Comic Con to livestream League of Legends quarter finals
The quarter finals of MCM’s League of Legends Tournament will be streamed on Twitch.
4A Games overcame major hurdles to make Metro: Last Light, Rubin says
Metro: Last Light developer 4A Games overcame a series of seemingly unbelievable trials and tribulations to see the game through, according to former THQ president Jason Rubin.
