Entries in 'browser' (26)
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.
Silent Hunter locks torpedoes on free-to-play
Ubisoft is to release a new free-to-play online instalment in its Silent Hunter series.
Bigpoint bags Ice Age deal from 20th Century Fox
A free-to-play browser game based on the Ice Age franchise is on the way from Bigpoint.
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Bigpoint hits 250m-player milestone
More than 250m users have signed up for Bigpoint’s free-to-play PC browser games in the ten years it has been producing them.
Console games come to Google Chrome
Publishers are bringing a range of home console games to Google's Chrome browser thanks to new tech from the internet giant.
Miniclip: Browser games approaching 'console quality'
Miniclip’s senior producer Jamie Cason says online browser games are nearing the level of quality associated with console titles.
No Flash for 3DS browser
Nintendo has decided against supporting Flash content on its 3DS, according to reports.
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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.
Pokémon dev: 'Browser games not safe'
Pokemon’s creators say the browser games market is not safe enough for younger players.
Computec reaches out to UK studios
Media firm Computec is offering one million Euros of investment to the winner of its Make The Game competition.
100m users flock to CityVille
CityVille has reaffirmed itself as the most popular Facebook game ever by attracting over 100m users.
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Harrison foresees console-quality browser games
Phil Harrison has predicted that console quality gaming in web browsers will emerge as the next-gen gaming platform.
Bigpoint aims for Call of Duty
Heiko Hubertz, the CEO of Bigpoint, has told MCV that his company’s upcoming browser shooter Ruined could threaten the stability of the console FPS market.
GT5 gets browser gameplay mode
A new and interesting inclusion in Sony’s Gran Turismo 5 has been revealed that will allow gamers to play some aspects of the game remotely via a web browser.
Deep Silver sets up digital team
iPad, XBLA and browser games are on the way from Koch’s Deep Silver label.
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Retail and downloads ‘are the same’
The reliance of traditional publishers on bricks and mortar business has left them powerless to fend off the advances of the growing advances of the social and browser game sector, ...
FIFA Online moves into open beta
EA’s FIFA Online, a free-to-play version of its globally popular football series, has entered an open beta phase and is inviting players to sign up.
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 ...
Amazon preparing digital market assault?
Global online retail giant Amazon could be preparing to square up to both the leading figures in digital distribution and browser based gaming, according to a prediction from one analyst.
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 tees off
Tiger Woods himself may be in a period of hibernation following his widely reported festive frolics, but the EA gold steam train carries on nonetheless with confirmation that Tiger Woods ...
ELSPA backs new MP game
As government increases its efforts in embracing to modern technological world a new video game called MP For A Week has gone live on Parliament.uk – and trade body ELSPA ...
Retro Atari games arrive online
Atari’s online reinvention continues with news that the long-time publisher has released free-to-play browser-based versions of six of its classic retro arcade licenses.
Gaikai beta arrives in Europe
The cloud-based Gaikai service, which lets players enjoy traditional disk-based PC games through a browser without the need to install any files or own the physical media, is entering closed ...
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.
