Entries in 'service' (43)
PS4 will offer "world's first" 4K movie download service
Sony has revealed its first big non-gaming service for the PS4 – the world’s first 4K video service.
£35 Battlefield Premium service revealed
EA will at next week’s E3 reveal the Battlefield Premium service, according to a retail listing.
PlayStation cloud gaming service rumoured for E3
Sony will strike a deal with OnLive or Gaikai at E3 next month for PlayStation cloud gaming, according to reports.
Hitari teams up with Royal Mail
Online independent games retailer Hitari has added a raft of new services after partnering with Royal Mail and DPD.
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No Amazon UK game downloads this year
Amazon's PC game download store has suffered a new delay, say publishers.
Sky reveals new console TV streaming service
Murdoch owned satellite broadcaster Sky has unveiled a brand new streaming TV service that will be made available on consoles, tablets, PCs, connected TVs and mobile phones.
Who will buy Metaboli?
Digital retailer Metaboli is an acquisition target for major video game firms.
Nintendo admits that digital service could miss Wii U launch
Nintendo is pondering whether it will launch a digital download service on the day it launches its next home console, the Wii U.
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Gaikai partners with Ubisoft, Best Buy
Cloud gaming company Gaikai is now providing its demo service to Ubisoft and Best Buy following deals with YouTube, EA and more.
Newell: Piracy is a non-issue for Valve
Valve boss Gabe Newell has challenged the notion that software pricing is the driving force behind games piracy.
Apple pulls iOS games subscription app
After just a couple of days of availability, Apple has without explanation removed a first-of-its-kind games subscription service from the iOS App Store.
iOS to get its first streaming games subscription service
Big Fish Games has secured an agreement with Apple for a first-of-its-kind subscription games servcie on iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.
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Ratcliffe reboots GaBoom
Online games swap shop GaBoom has been relaunched.
Netflix is finally coming to the UK
US film and TV streaming service Netflix will launch in the UK and Ireland early next year.
The Hut launches games trade-in service
Online retail firm The Hut Group has set up a new website that allows customers to buy and sell pre-owned video games.
OnLive.co.uk is finally here
The future or just a flash in the pan? Either way, the OnLive journey is going to be a fascinating one and today’s the day the service finally launches in ...
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Is this retail's digital console breakthrough?
We're told time and time again that retail can play an important part in the digital gaming landscape, but one obstacle has always remained – the iron grip platform holders ...
New EA scheme lets gamers download FIFA 12 before it hits shelves
Consumers will be able to download FIFA 12 days before the game hits store shelves, EA Sports has confirmed.
Amazon’s UK games download store ready for October launch
Online retail behemoth Amazon will launch its PC game download store in the UK this October, MCV can reveal.
Nintendo video service could arrive tomorrow
A press release issued in Germany seems to indicate that Nintendo’s 3DS Video download service is due to launch in Europe tomorrow (July 13th).
Intent Media launches market research service
Intent Media, one of the UK’s leading b2b publishing companies, is to start selling specialist market reports across a number of its websites – some generated by its own editorial ...
Xbox Live suffers "service alert"
With PSN currently surrounded by a national security controversy, Microsoft has now issued a service alert for users of Xbox Live.
Amazon launches cloud music service
Online retailer Amazon has stolen a march on Apple and Google by launching a cloud music service for PC, Mac and Android devices.
MS: Games for Windows will get better
Windows and Xbox 360 platform holder Microsoft has promised that its PC service Games for Windows Live will "continue to get better".
Online TV service heading to 360?
The Xbox 360 could receive a paid-for online TV service next year, according to reports.







































