Entries in 'Hardware' (257)
MCV Pacific Weekly Wrap-Up
MCV Pacific interviews Xbox Australia Product Manager Adam Pollington about the new hardware this week, and there are new faces at Activision APAC.
Wii U sold just 38,000 units in the US in April - rumour
It looks like April may have been another terrible month for Wii U in the US.
VIDEO: PlayStation 4 hardware revealed in (fake) video
For a brief, brief moment this was the most exciting thing we’d seen all year.
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UK listing for Animal Crossing themed 3DS hardware appears... and then vanishes
Nintendo appears to be on the verge of releasing a brand new 3DS SKU in the UK.
Ouya team responds to early hardware criticisms
Problems with Ouya units sent out to early backers will be eased come the official launch in June, the company has insisted.
GameStop: PS4 demand will outstrip supply
The PS4 will likely be hard to find on the High Street when it eventually arrives (hopefully) later this year.
GameStop: PS4 launching worldwide in 2013
The PlayStation 4 will be introduced globally in 2013, retailer GameStop’s executive vice president of strategy business and brand development Michael Hogan has said.
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Radeon HD 7990 powered the Battlefield 4 demo - will PS4 be able to match it?
PC tech giant AMD has revealed that it was the upcoming Radeon HD 7990 that powered EA’s technically impressive Battlefield 4 demo at GDC.
One third of Vita games sold digitally; 100 titles coming to handheld this year
Sony has revealed that around a third of the games it sells on Vita are digital.
GameStick ships out to developers next week
GameStick creator PlayJam has revealed dev kits for its portable Android console will start shipping next week, when the hardware will be making its first public appearance at GDC 2013.
Newell: Valve saw 50% business growth in 2012
Valve’s tight grip on the PC market is paying off, as the company saw business grow by around 50 per cent last year.
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Nintendo teases Pikachu 3DS XL for US
Nintendo of America has hinted at an upcoming US release of a special edition Nintendo 3DS XL featuring Pikachu.
Microsoft's Mattrick doesn't view Steam Box as threat to Xbox
Xbox executive Don Mattrick doesn’t believe Valve’s upcoming Steam Box hardware as competition in the console market.
Valve to ship Steam Box prototypes in 3-4 months
Gabe Newell has revealed customers can expect to get their hands on an early version of Valve’s Steam Box hardware in the next three to four months.
Even Sony's Japanese boss doesn't know what PS4 looks like
It has in some parts of the media become the talking point of Sony’s big PS4 reveal this week.
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MCV Pacific Weekly Wrap-Up
Outside of the giant PS4 news this week, Mortal Kombat gets an AU release date, Synthesis opens in Singapore and PAX helps out indie developers.
OPINION: The return of the format wars; What next for Wii U?
In times of uncertainty on the High Street, it’s reassuring to feel some of that old-fashioned friction that only the games market can provide.
Nintendo announces ZombiU Wii U Deluxe bundle
Nintendo has revealed a new ZombiU-featured Wii U bundle for North America.
New Ouya iteration expected annually
Ouya will look to follow the way of smart phones and tablets, with plans to launch annual iterations of the Android-based console.
Making sense of the next-gen spec rumour mill
It’s easy to think up some numbers. That’s true whether you’re a journalist or a tech person trying to sound clever in front of a journalist.
Fire Emblem: Awakening 3DS bundle to launch alongside game
Nintendo of America has announced pricing and release date info for its Fire Emblem: Awakening 3DS bundle.
Fire Emblem: Awakening 3DS bundle revealed for North America
A Fire Emblem-themed 3DS hardware bundle is heading to US and Canada, Nintendo of America has announced.
Animal Crossing helps push 3DS sales past 10m in Japan
The popularity of Nintendo’s 3DS in Japan shows no signs of abating with the device having now sold over 10m units in the territory.
OPINION: Will 2013 be the year that everything changes?
The 1990s. The Super Nintendo and Sega Mega Drive. The Game Boy and the Gamegear (or the Atari Lynx, if you like).
