Entries in 'digital distribution' (35)
11 publishers sign up to EA Origin
Electronic Arts has brought several new third party partners onboard for its digital distribution service, Origin.
Obsidian: Digital should 'stab used games market in the heart'
South Park and Fallout New Vegas developer Obsidian has made its feelings on pre-owned games pretty damn clear.
Stardock hits coming to Steam
The creator of the Impulse digital distribution service, Stardock, is releasing its titles on Steam.
Capcom titles go live on EA Origin
Electronic Arts has added another company to the list of rival publishers selling its games through EA's Origin download service.
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EA to sell rivals' games through digital distribution
Electronic Arts will soon start selling games made by its competitors.
GOG: DRM treats gamers like criminals
Good Old Games has spoken against DRM, saying that some of the anti-piracy measures in use treat consumers like criminals.
Euro digital market to reach €3.3bn by 2015?
Research firm DFC Intelligence estimates that the European market for digital game content is expected to grow to €3.3 billion in the next five years.
Nintendo: Retail drives the mass market
Boxed product is far from dead – it’s the key to driving sales among the mass market.
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Payne to lead radical new digital publisher
A bold new publisher owned by developers is to be run by Andy Payne.
Alan Wake coming to Games on Demand
Microsoft has announced that Alan Wake will be available as a Games on Demand title in two weeks.
PSN-only Ferrari goes live
The follow-up to System 3’s Ferrari Challenge has launched on PSN today.
System 3 announces Putty Squad
System 3 has announced it will be releasing a new version of Putty Squad this autumn.
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System 3 announces triple-A digital-only release
System 3 will launch its new digital games strategy with what it says is the first triple-A PSN-only release this September.
Atari: Online strong despite despite 65% revenue drop
Atari has released results for the first quarter of its 2010/2011 fiscal year - and despite a 65% drop in revenues, the firm's online takings have jumped.
3DS to advance Nintendo’s download plans
The 3DS will mark the start of a new era for Nintendo’s digital distribution strategy, according to company president Satoru Iwata.
‘New and fresh’ digital service for 3DS
The digital distribution offering for the 3DS will be different to that seen with the likes of DS or Wii, Nintendo president Saturo Iwata has stated.
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Fable III confirmed for PC
Fable III will be coming to Windows – not only through retail but also via digital distribution.
Mindscape details first digital distribution game
Mindscape has announced its first internally-developed digital distribution title in the form of online vehicle battler Crasher.
Riccitiello touts EA's digital strength
While the publisher is experiencing a difficult time with its boxed products - EA's digital operation continues to flourish.
Download-only Buzz! coming to PSP
Sony has announced that Buzz! Quiz World will be available to PSP owners on December 17th.
Steam holds 70% of digital distribution
Steam is estimated to control around 70 per cent of the overall game downloads space.
US: GameStop to sell DLC
GameStop has announced its customers will soon be able to purchase DLC at the tills.
LGC 09: 'Beware the death of the disc'
Traditional PR and marketing, competition with rivals, and boxed product - all of these things face extinction when digital downloads take hold.
LGC 09: UK PC chart to include download sales from 2010
ChartTrack director Dorian Bloch has this evening revealed that the firm will start including PC download sales in its charts from the start of 2010.
LGC 09: Will downloads be worth more than retail after 2014?
The games industry will see a major tipping point towards digital distribution - and finally experience its 'the iTunes moment - by 2014, according to analyst Nick Parker.
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