Entries in 'MCV Pacific' (239)
MCV Pacific appoints marketing and advertising Manager
MCV Pacific has continued its expansion with the introduction of Guy 'Yug' Blomberg as marketing and advertising manager.
PROFILE: EA's new Asia-Pacific lineup
EA have an entirely new team running the Asia-Pacific region from its Sydney office, which is headed up by former EA UK sales director Mark Bradley.
Out this week...
Key releases this week are Sesame Street: Ready, Set, Grover for Wii and DS and Bastion for PC.
Mindscape Asia-Pacific unaffected by French withdrawal from games
Mindscape Asia-Pacific (MAP) has issued a statement saying that it is unaffected by its former parent's decision to pull out of videogames.
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EB EXPO games lineup announced
EB Games Australia has revealed a first list of confirmed EB EXPO titles, although further announcements are expected as the date draws nearer.
3DS price roundup in Australia / New Zealand
With the huge Nintendo 3DS price drop now in effect, MCV takes stock of what prices each Australian / New Zealand retailer are hitting.
Australian Game Informer sales up 42%
Citrus Media, publisher of the Australian Game Informer, has released the ABC audit figures for the first half of 2011, showing a marked increase in sales.
Skyrim pre-order offers announced
Pre-order incentives for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim have been detailed for Australian and New Zealand stores.
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JB HiFi in-store magazine reaches new heights
Scribal Custom, publishers of JB HiFi's in-store publication STACK Magazine, has confirmed its current distribution and newsletter subsribers.
NSW backs introduction of an R18+ rating
New South Wales Attorney-General Greg Smith has announced today that he supports an in-principle move to introduce an R18+ rating in Australia.
Halfbrick talk to MCV about Fruit Ninja Kinect
Fruit Ninja, the highly successful iOS game from Brisbane developers Halfbrick, is out today for Kinect, and is the first ever downloadable Kinect title.
SEGA confirms interest in acquiring THQ talent
With THQ Studio Australia in Brisbane is closing its doors, SEGA Studios Australia is now looking at avenues for providing opportunities for former THQ staff.
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THQ closes two Australian studios, loses 200 staff
THQ has shut the doors to two of its Australian studios this week, as well as a development team in Phoenix totalling 200 employees gone.
Activision confirms title of DS Modern Warfare 3
The Australian Classification Board is reporting that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3: Defiance has just been rated M.
Aussie / New Zealand players won't be locked out of Old Republic
Kotaku has reported that Australian and New Zealand players won't be locked out of overseas servers if they purchase The Old Republic from overseas.
Australian Productivity Commission comments on game price disparity
The Australian Productivity Commission has released a report which outlines the state of Australian retail, and cites game price disparity as a problem.
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Take Two posts loss in Q1 2011 financial results
Take Two Interactive has announced its Q1 2011 financial results, declaring a $8.6m loss, compared to $27.4m income for Q1 2010.
Bleeding Heart announce Emulator 2011
Bleeding Heart, an ORGANISATION, are getting ready to host Emulator 2011, a ten-day festival celebrating classic arcade gaming in Brisbane next month.
Euclideon responds to Unlimited Detail reception
After releasing its video detailing progress on Unlimited Detail, Brisbane studio Euclideon talks to MCV about the variety of reactions from people.
AU CHARTS: Black Ops still number one in first half of 2011
The NPD Group Australia has released its top ten all formats charts by units for Australia for the first half of 2011.
Allure publisher leaves to edit CNET
Seamus Byrne, publisher and managing editor of technology (Kotaku, Gizmodo and Lifehacker) at Allure Media is leaving to become editor of CNET Australia.
Bubble Gum Interactive secures AUD$250'000 in funding
Bubble Gum Interactive (BGI), Sydney-based developer of Little Space Heroes, has announced that it has secured almost AUD$250'000 in government funding.
Euclideon 'did not expect [Unlimited Detail] to snowball'
Brisbane-based company Euclideon has demonstrated its new voxel engine allegedly capable of 100'000 times better graphics than exist today.
Khiet Chu joins SEGA Australia
SEGA Australia has welcomed a new junior product manager, Khiet Chu, to the marketing team in its Sydney office this week.
KMM rumoured to be absorbing Team Bondi
Kennedy Miller Mitchell (KMM), videogame arm of 'Happy Feet' producers Dr. D, is rumoured to be bringing Team Bondi on board.
























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