Entries in 'cousens' (11)
UK industry hopeful for reinvented GAME
GAME must become a smaller, more dedicated specialist should it survive administration, says top games publishers.
Games industry pays tribute to Steve Jobs
Key executives from the UK and global games industry have shared their admiration and sadness for Steve Jobs, who yesterday passed away.
$60 games are 'exploitative'
Ben Cousins, the general manager of EA's free-to-play division Easy Studios, has lashed out the high price business model that continues to boss the console market.
Cousens backs up PSP2 power claims
Earlier this month MCV revealed that Sony is touting the PSP2 to publishers as being "as powerful as the PS3". Many scoffed at the claims, but one industry veteran ...
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Codies: Big changes planned for F1 2011
Next year’s iteration of Codemasters’ F1 racing franchise will build upon the success of this year’s game, with the publisher promising more than just some incremental updates to keep it ...
Pre-owned stand off is ‘ridiculous’
Publishers and retailers must get together and figure out a way of working together to tackle the dual problem of pre-owned and digital retail, Codemasters CEO Rod Cousens has stated.
Codies: Don’t underestimate cricket
It may lack the high-profile appeal of football or motor racing, but Codemasters CEO Rod Cousens has told MCV that those who questioned his company’s commitment to digital cricket fail ...
Traditional publishers "set for extinction"
Codemasters will become a major player in the digital space thanks to a heavy-duty investment deal.
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Codies to up digital presence in 2010
Codemasters will ramp up its digital games output next year – as it brings sequels to its strongest franchises to market in a bid to grow its business.
Codemasters heralds first-party ‘might’
Codemasters CEO Rod Cousens has told MCV that recruiting the ‘might’ of PlayStation’s European sales team will ensure the success of upcoming racer Dirt 2.
Codemasters bets on Wii success
Codemasters is targeting older Wii owners with its upcoming roster of games – in an attempt to grow its market share on the format.
