Entries in 'Hardware' (255)
E3 2011: uDraw boss 'unsurprised' by Wii U
Martin Good, executive VP of THQ’s kids, family and casual games label, isn’t shaken by Nintendo’s newly announced Wii U.
E3 2011: Wii U console and controller sold together
Nintendo’s new Wii U tablet-like controller and HD console will be sold as a single unit.
E3 2011: The long wait ends tonight
When Nintendo lifts the lid on the still mysterious Project Cafe at its E3 press conference in two hours it will mark the end of the longest wait for new ...
SONY: Move sales hit 8.8m
With Microsoft making lots of noise about Xbox 360 Kinect in its press briefing, Sony has also highlighted its own motion gaming success.
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NGP downgraded to fight 3DS
Sony has apparently made several cuts to the tech inside its upcoming Next Generation Portable in order to take on 3DS.
65" glasses-free 3DTV debuting this weekend
Those interested in trying out the latest in high-end glasses-free 3D TV tech will get the chance this weekend thanks to a special screening of the Champions League final between ...
Kotick: Hardware price cuts are coming
Echoing analysts predictions yesterday that Sony and Microsoft are preparing hardware price cuts, Activision boss Bobby Kotick has claimed that such a move is pending.
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Nintendo won't abandon buttons
With tongues wagging about what Nintendo may have in store for its next machine, president Saturo Iwata has suggested that the Wii successor's controller is unlikely to follow in iPad's ...
3DS regains Japan top spot
Having slipped from the top of Media Create's Japanese hardware charts last week, Nintendo's 3DS has regained the crown it briefly relinquished.
PSPgo RIP?
It's been a difficult life for Sony's UMD-free, digital only PSPgo. But reports are now suggesting that time has finally been called on the model.
Reeves wants single format future
While the internet is buzzing with mutterings about Wii 2 and Xbox 720, David Reeves is hoping the future of the console market will be much simpler.
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PS3 hits 50m units worldwide
SCE has today announced that as of March 29th 2011 total worldwide sales of its PS3 console have reached the 50m unit mark.
AUSTRALIA: 3DS takes handheld crown
The 3DS has achieved the best launch sales for a handheld console in Australia, with 31,000 units sold within its first week on sale.
The Commodore 64 returns
One of the most iconic games computers ever manufactured has made a return to the global market.
PSP back on top in Japan
Having topped the Japanese hardware charts since its launch in late February, Sony's PSP this week managed to recapture its former place at the top of the listings.
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More Sony tablet rumours
The oft-rumoured but as yet unconfirmed Sony tablet device known as the S1 is now said to be a PlayStation Certified Android 3.0 device ready for shipping in the US ...
Sony triumphant in Japan
2010 was once described as "the year of the PlayStation" and Sony looks like it has come up trumps – in Japan at least.
JAPAN: Hardware sales continue to fall
Almost every games platform on the market saw declining hardware sales this week.
3DS breaks retail records
Two of the UK's leading retailers have confirmed that Nintendo's 3DS is their facets selling video games console ever.
Wii dominates the living room
More than half of US Wii owners keep their console in the living room.
Xbox successor in 2015?
A somewhat ambiguous posting on a web portfolio of a designer currently working for Microsoft has got tongues wagging about a potential 2015 launch date for the next Xbox console.
Ngmoco: Sony hardware 'in trouble'
The founder of mobile gaming outfit ngmoco has suggested that Sony's position in the hardware space is weak in contrast to its contemporaries Microsoft and Nintendo.
Time called on Zune hardware
Having never succeeded in standing toe-to-toe with Apple's mighty iPad series, reports are claiming that Microsoft is ready to call an end to its Zune hardware business.
US market posts annual gain in February
The US video games market managed to reverse a run of losses in February by posting year-on-year growth of three per cent.
