Entries in 'price cuts' (10)
UPDATED: Morrisons slashes console prices
UK supermarket chain Morrisons has cut the price on a number of console SKUs, according to reports.
OPINION: Are the price cuts enough for UK games retail?
As the saying goes, it’s always darkest before the dawn. And, metaphorically speaking, the High Street and online outlets selling boxed games have faced one long, sleepy night during these last ...
Market rebound “unlikely” unless we get hardware price cuts
Ahead of the publication of the June US video games market numbers, Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter has predicted big drops for every major format.
EA and Apple attacked for iOS price cuts
Ray Sharma, founder of Canadian mobile developer XMG Studio, had some stern words of criticism for EA Mobile and Apple at the Mobile Games Forum in London today.
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Console price cuts predicted for 2011
Economic weakness, a change to the traditional hardware cycle, the growth of digital - there are plenty of things we can point the finger at when trying to assess the ...
Activision calls for console price cuts
Activision-Blizzard insists that the game industry can still grow despite the global economic gloom – just as long as the market sees more hardware price cuts.
Analyst: Price cuts may not boost sales
With whispers of imminent console price cuts rife, a US analyst has predicted these will be insufficient to drive hardware sales.
UK Xbox price cuts confirmed
UK consumers will be able to pick up an Xbox 360 console from just £129.99 after Microsoft confirmed its latest round of price cuts this morning.Advertisement
Morrisons ‘constantly looking at new promotions’
UK supermarket chain Morrisons has made its intentions for the video game space clear, terming its games offering ‘very important’ after slashing the price of big-name new releases like Tiger ...
Blu-Ray promotions step up a gear
Though the final official confirmation is not expected to arrive until tomorrow, it seems that the world has accepted that the long-fought hi-def format war is at and end ...
