Entries in 'games' (1282)
'Mature' 3DS games get different packaging
Nintendo has revealed that 3DS games aimed at adult or mature markets will have slightly different packaging to other titles in Japan.
Mixed predictions for 3DS game prices
Though we won't know anything concrete about 3DS pricing until next Wednesday's announcement event in Amsterdam, retailers have begun listing the first 3DS titles online - with mixed predictions about ...
US: Kinect Sports and Dance Central top 1m
As part of its NPD stat-fest last night, platform holder Microsoft has confirmed two notable sales victories for its motion sensing camera peripheral Kinect.
Gaming infiltrates UK gyms
Publishers and other games firms can now target fitness fans directly with advertisements in gyms across the UK.
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More 3DS games dated
Following confirmation earlier this week that eight games will launch alongside the 3DS in Japan on February 26th, Nintendo has now dated a further 16 games that will be out ...
Games EIC role for Future's Clark
Future has announced a reshuffle of its games team that sees current editor-in-chief of Official PlayStation Magazine Tim Clarke become editor-in-chief of the company's entire games portfolio.
3DS games region locked?
Software for the Nintendo 3DS will be region locked in much the same way as DVDs, consumer blog VG247 is reporting.
PS3 crack leads to game piracy
The first claims of full-scale piracy on the PS3 have surfaced on the internet.
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3DS games won't dry up, Iwata promises
Gamers can expect regular software releases to be very much the norm with its upcoming 3DS handheld, according to Nintendo president Saturo Iwata.
Sony champions 20-strong PS3 line-up
If the console race is to be decided on the number of triple-A games headed to each console then Sony already has the 2011 hardware title in the bag.
PS Phone gameplay footage appears
The first video footage of games being played on Sony Ericsson's still unannounced PlayStation Xperia smartphone have been posted online.
Eight games named for 3DS launch
Nintendo has confirmed that eight titles will launch with the 3DS in Japan on February 26th.
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Sega launches urinal console
It's new hardware, but possibly not as you expected it. Former platform holder Sega has launched a new range of machines in Japan… that attach to male urinals.
EA Mobile plans Android push
Electronic Arts will turn its attentions to Android mobile platform following its successes on Apple’s App Store.
Fresh round of EA online culls announced
EA will shut down the online servers for 31 of its titles over the next few weeks, it has been confirmed.
Games of 2010 - Staff Picks
No matter what type of games you like, 2010 was a corker with a host of quality titles that maintained the games industry’s strength in the face of challenging economic ...
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Games of 2010 - Industry Picks
No matter what console you own and what sort of games you’re into, 2010 was a great year for gamers of all varieties.
Games eclipse fitness DVD market
Fitness video games are outselling their DVD rivals according to Chart-Track figures.
Games played by 40% of net users
Four out of ten internet users globally now play online games
Bing gets first dedicated game
Microsoft could soon be the first company to have a social game running, in real-time, inside a search engine.
The company’s Bing website will soon host the social game ...
Retail told to pass on VAT increase
Major UK distributors have advised games retailers of new SRPs to accommodate next month’s VAT increase, confirming that trade prices will not be lowered.
Panorama claims questioned
One of the men featured in BBC One’s Panorama investigation into the possible addictive qualities of video games has questioned the way in which the show represented his friend, Joe ...
Games dominate Kindle listings
Amazon’s own-branded monochrome e-reader Kindle is proving a surprisingly popular games machine.
Retail threatens Steam ban
The world's biggest digital games retailer is under attack.
EA: Offline games are finished
One of the most senior execs at Electronic Arts believes non-online-enabled games are a “finished” commodity.




































