Entries in 'Distribution' (124)
A Game calls for open distribution
A Game Distribution is a big supporter of the open distribution model, which allows multiple firms to distribute the same product.
GLS enters liquidation
GLS Games Distribution has gone into liquidation.
Retail threatens Steam ban
The world's biggest digital games retailer is under attack.
New distributor targets indie games stores
A new independent-friendly distribution firm has been set up just in time for Christmas.
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Clark widens remit to include digital
John Clark has been appointed as Sega West’s digital distribution director for PC games.
Distributors’ Christmas opening hours
The following guide offers you the details on who is open when this Christmas. Print his page or click here to download a sexy PDF.
Advantage
0121 506 9585
‘It’s OK for indies to buy from supermarkets’
There’s nothing wrong with independent retailers buying games from supermarkets and selling them at a premium, say UK distributors.
Games retail safe for ‘10-20 years’
Despite the growing popularity of digital games retail – and the clear desire of platform holders to sell their games direct to consumers – US analyst Michael Pachter thinks traditional ...
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Lygo signs Turtle Beach
Lygo International has signed a new deal with Voyetra Turtle Beach, the firm behind the popular Turtle Beach products.
Licensed 4U adds direct-to-retail distribution
The sales firm headed by industry veterans Adam Prichard and Roger Large is now offering a direct-to-retail service.
Venom signs partnership with Realtime
Realtime Distribution will now handle products for UK-based peripherals specialist Venom.
RSG and Namco strike Harvest Moon deal
Publisher Rising Star Games has announced a fresh deal with Namco Bandai that will see that firm handle distribution duties for both Harvest Moon: Animal Parade on Wii and Harvest ...
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New digital distributor emerges
Atomblock is the latest player to join the increasingly competitive world of digital games distribution.
Major expansion for Gem
Gem has announced a tactical restructure, opening a new warehouse facility, shuffling senior management and further expanding its presence in mainland Europe.
Funbox Media signs with Gem
Gem has signed an exclusive distribution deal with software publisher Funbox Media that will see the distie stocking new titles such as North American Hunting Extravaganza.
Koch secures European Codies deal
Koch Media has announced it has finalised an exclusive sales, marketing and PR agreement with Codemasters.
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Codies strikes F1 Middle East deal
UK publisher Codemasters has struck a deal with AXO Entertainment and Modern Electronics that will see the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC release of F1 2010 released across the Middle ...
Gem partners with Mindscape
Distributor Gem has announced an exclusive partnership with French publisher Mindscape that will see its upcoming games distributed across the UK.
Sega urges digital caution
Though digital retail will inevitably grow to occupy a key chunk of the console games market, the VP of sales and marketing at Sega US Alan Pritchard has warned that ...
Green Man Gaming finally goes live
Gamers can now for the first time trade in their digitally downloaded titles with the official, albeit slightly delayed, launch of Green Man Gaming’s ecommerce portal.
Funtastic abandons Aussie games market
Distributor Funtastic has backed out of the Australian games market.
FMG signs Advantage Distribution
Foreign Media Games has secured a new distribution deal with Advantage.
Feder: This isn’t the music industry all over again
The speedy and seismic shift towards digital retail that has enveloped the music sector is unlikely to be replicated in the games industry according to Take-Two CEO Ben Feder.
More growth to come for disc-based media
These are nervous times for bricks and mortar retailers, but despite the continued growth of digital games retail, EA believes that there is still room for growth in the boxed ...
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.






































