Entries in 'pricing' (36)

OnLive pricing detailed

OnLive pricing detailed

Following its official launch in the US last week, the first concrete details about OnLive’s pricing model are now available.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Jun 21st 2010 at 3:54PM in News
iPad prices leaked?

iPad prices leaked?

The iPad will cost as little as £389 when it eventually arrives in the UK – that’s the claim being made by Geeky Gadgets which says it has received leaked ...

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Feb 26th 2010 at 4:24PM in News
iPad pricing revealed

iPad pricing revealed

Apple’s iPad will be available for as little as $499, the tech giant has revealed.

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Jan 27th 2010 at 8:45PM in News
INTERVIEW: Activision Blizzard UK

INTERVIEW: Activision Blizzard UK

As the Activision Blizzard prepares to launch Modern Warfare 2 next week, MCV caught up with the firm’s UK management team for an in-depth look at the past, present and ...

Christopher Dring
by Christopher Dring
on Nov 4th 2009 at 4:29PM in News

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Publishers set PSP Mini pricing, says SCEA

Publishers set PSP Mini pricing, says SCEA

Responding to concerns that PSP Mini game pricing has been set to high to compete with the iPhone, SCEA's Eric Lempel confirmed that it is the developer-publishers that are responsible ...

Will Freeman
by Will Freeman
on Oct 8th 2009 at 12:20PM in News
Lewis: Pricing spectrum will broaden

Lewis: Pricing spectrum will broaden

As the industry continues to debate the rising price of software RRPs, Xbox EMEA vice president Chris Lewis has urged the trade to be ready for ‘a broader spectrum ...

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Aug 14th 2009 at 4:15PM in News
High Street cheaper than 360 Games-On-Demand

High Street cheaper than 360 Games-On-Demand

Though we’re yet to hear the specific price of each title heading to Microsoft’s Xbox 360 Games On Demand service next week, Joystiq is claiming that all titles will be ...

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Aug 6th 2009 at 2:15PM in News
Price furore 'doesn't harm game demand'

Price furore 'doesn't harm game demand'

Rising prices for new releases won’t harm customer demand, leading online, indie and chain retailers have told MCV.

Michael French
by Michael French
on Jul 30th 2009 at 10:19AM in News

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Industry must address horse armour 'joke'

Industry must address horse armour 'joke'

“Right now, when you mention downloadable content, someone will mention a horse armour joke, and we need to get around that,” says Tom Armitage, a writer for creative design consultancy ...

Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Jul 15th 2009 at 4:35PM in News
Young: iPhone games aren't good enough

Young: iPhone games aren't good enough

Whilst the Apple Apps store has been a monumental success for the iPhone platform holder since its arrival earlier this year, games priced at $9.99 or above have struggled to ...
Ben Parfitt
by Ben Parfitt
on Dec 3rd 2008 at 5:39PM in News
Riccitiello: Software prices must come down

Riccitiello: Software prices must come down

Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello has predicted that video games’ pricing model will be forced to change in the next decade – and said that EA may be one of ...
by Tim Ingham
on Nov 1st 2007 at 10:39AM in News