Entries in 'daily' (11)
MCV's Daily Must Reads (Jan 25th 2012)
Here at MCVuk.com we spend all day reading the internet. Hundreds of sites. Millions of words. But if we were to recommend, say, five stories to read, what would they ...
11m downloads a day from Nokia Store
While Nokia has been struggling to do battle against the likes of Apple and Android devices in developed markets, it's Symbian OS has continued a stronghold over emerging markets.
Mafia Wars 2 sheds 900k users in under a month
Casual games title Mafia Wars 2 has suffered an exodus of players in November.
Google activating 500k handsets a day
Android mobile handsets are entering a new era of growth with confirmation that half a million are being activated by the search giant every day.
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Gaming can cause ‘psychological problems’
Children who spend two hours or more every day either playing video games or watching TV are at a greater risk of suffering psychological problems, a new British study has ...
ICE joins forces with Daily Mirror
ICE Games have signed a deal with Trinity Mirror Group to provide gaming editorial for the Daily Mirror website.
Irony lost on Daily Star
British tabloid The Daily Star has taken the mainstream media’s negative games agenda to a whole new low today with a story claiming that Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare ...
Kikizo launches Blu-ray website
Games portal Kikizo has launched a brand new website named BlurayDaily.com that focuses on films and the growing HD disc format.
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Daily Mail backlash against Konami’s Fallujah FPS
Just hours after news emerged that Konami has signed a publishing deal with Atomic Games for its upcoming Iraq war title Six Days in Fallujah, UK newspaper The Daily ...
Daily Mail back on the game-bashing train
The Daily Mail is targeting the games industry yet again this morning as the UK newspaper reports on a new study that claims video games, the internet and TV are ...
Daily Mail's Scrabble DS 'outrage'
Another gaming outrage is on the cards from the UK press, and this time it’s The Daily Mail which has reacted badly to the presence of a range of offensive ...
