Entries in 'games' (1282)
UK Gov asks: What makes a game 'British'?
The UK government has today opened the call for industry feedback on its imminent tax break for games economic policy.
The games market may be down, but digital engagement is higher than ever
The money spent on games may be dwindling, but the time spent researching them certainly is not.
OPINION: DVD hits £700m so far in 2012, highlighting the challenge for games retail
DVD and Blu-ray have already made more than £700m for UK retail this year.
Sony lists freshly discounted PS3 Essentials titles
The new super-slim PS3 is to be joined at retail by an invigorated PS3 Essentials range.
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City Hall to host London games art exhibition
A free to visit public exhibition of video game art will feature in the closing week of this year’s London Games Festival.
Wii U twin GamePad games due some time in 2013
Titles that support two Wii U GamePads simultaneously are expected to arrive in 2013.
UK games retail at another all-time low as momentum falters
The UK games retail market suffered its worst week on record last week. Again.
NFC skipped by Wii U launch games
Nintendo’s inclusion of NFC technology in the Wii U GamePad has been skipped over by every title in the console’s launch line-up.
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What caused the UK games crisis?
They said it was the summer of games – but only thanks to the Olympics. If you’re a games retailer, it has been a miserable few months, with the market ...
Of course Frank Gibeau likes single player games
So Frank Gibeau does like single-player games after all.
EA commits to next-gen consoles... but dismisses single player experiences
EA Labels president Frank Gibeau has promised that EA will not abandon console publishing in the hunt for social and casual success.
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UPDATED: Judgement day nears for OnLive, though it denies closure
Streaming games company OnLive has been forced to publicly deny reports that it is on the brink of closure.
Another all-time low for UK games retail
The struggle faced by UK retail has reached its lowest point to-date when just £8.18m was generated by software sales last week.
F2P expected to drive Japanese social games market up 30.7% in 2012
The Japanese market for social network games is expected to soar over the course of the current year.
Dead End Thrills ends the games as art debate
ADD TO YOUR BOOKMARKS: Is the ‘are the games art?’ debate the most tedious in recorded human history? Perhaps.
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Nintendo's expands its brave new digital world
The days of Satoru Iwata cowering behind the sofa at the mere mention of the internet are (mostly) behind us.
Games retailer puts his three-store chain on eBay
Three fully-fledged, profitable North American game stores for $3.5m?
UK games market reaches lowest ebb
Olympics fever was good news for publishers of Olympic-based games, but it wasn’t enough to save the UK games market from its worst performance ever last week.
The 20 games that will save Xmas 2012
UK games buyers have chosen the 20 games they think will be the biggest blockbusters this Christmas.
GAME category manager moves to HMV
Former senior category manager for GAME Andy Pinder is to join HMV as its games category manager next month.
Police commissioner blames games for knife crime
Violent video games are directly to blame for an increasing acceptance of violence in everyday society, an Australian police commissioner has claimed.
Zynga relieves Schappert of his games duties
Zynga’s current crisis may have claimed its first high-profile games executive.
VIDEO: The best games recruitment ad ever
San Francisco based browser game developer Kixeye is in for a good day.
'People don't want to pay for games'
Freemium will become the dominant force throughout the global games industry, leading experts claim.
