Entries in 'video game' (77)
Big TV push for Game of Thrones game
The Game of Thrones console and PC spin-off will be backed by ‘high-profile’ TV advertisements.
GAME crisis drives market depression
The collapse of GAME took a heavy toll on the UK games retail market last month.
FRANCHISE FOCUS: Tom Clancy
You'd be forgiven for thinking the fight for the military shooter crown was between two opposing forces.
INTERVIEW: Ed Vaizey, MP
Tax breaks for games made in the UK are back on the agenda. So MCV spoke to Ed Vaizey, minister for the department of culture, media and sport, to find out ...
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UK video game tax breaks are back on the agenda
The UK government has declared its intention to establish a nationwide game tax break policy, in a dramatic manoeuvre that leaves the British sector in shock and jubilation.
VIDEO: Transformers Prime gets its own video game
The latest Transformers cartoon series is to receive an accompanying video game from Activision.
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The biggest football franchise returns with a reboot of its flamboyant spin-off series. We look at what tricks it has up its sleeve.
Back to the Future boxed game due April 27th
Back to the Future: The Game arrives in UK stores in April, Deep Silver has announced.
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Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney penning video game soundtrack
None other than former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney has said that he has agreed to pen music for an as-of-yet unknown video game.
The UK 2011 Video Game Charts
Modern Warfare 3 emerged triumphant, but it was EA that was last year’s real victor. MCV analyses the full 2011 GfK?Chart-Track charts to unearth the winners and losers in a ...
Sega officially confirms London 2012 tie-in
Deep breath – London 2012: The Official Video Game of the Olympic Games has been officially announced by Sega.
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THQ quashes Disney cancellation rumours
THQ is still funding development of an undisclosed project based on the upcoming Pixar movie Brave, a senior source within Disney has told Develop.
UK CHARTS: Modern Warfare 3 still reigns
Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has claimed its fourth successive UKIE Gfk Chart-Track All Formats No.1.
UK CHARTS: Modern Warfare 3 resists new release rivals
Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has resisted an avalanche of new releases to remain at No.1 in the UKIE Gfk Chart-Track All Formats Top 40.
Now! That's what I call marketing
Tubby Games has outlined the marketing push it hopes will take Now! That’s What I Call Music: Dance and Sing to the top the charts.
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Modern Warfare 3 IS the world's biggest entertainment launch ever
Activision has confirmed that modern Warfare 3 has shattered the record held by Call of Duty: Black Ops to become the biggest entertainment launch of all time.
Paddy Power paying out on Xmas No.1 betting
We’re used to the absurd PR merry-go-round that is the betting for Christmas No.1, but even by those standards this is a bit odd.
Xmas No.1: Date decision disqualifies Star Wars: The Old Republic
Sales of December’s Star Wars: The Old Republic won’t be counted towards the Christmas No.1.
The race is on for Xmas No.1
Modern Warfare 3 is the overwhelming favourite to be this year’s Xmas No.1, leading bookmakers say.
New XIII game confirmed
Eight years on from its video games debut, French comic IP XIII is to re-enter the video games market with a new game called XII Lost Identity.
New open-world Spider-Man game in development
A brand new Spider-Man game that promises to recapture the magic of 2005’s Spider-Man 2 has been revealed by Activision.
Jonah Lomu tackles retail on October 14th
The next Rugby Challenge title will launch a week ahead of the World Cup final on October 14th, Alternative Software has announced.
ITV apologies for Arma II "human error"
UK broadcaster ITV has apologised for the erroneous use of a gameplay clip from PC title Arma II in a documentary about Colonel Gaddafi and the IRA.
Publisher stock slumps amidst market turmoil
Shares across the US and Europe were in free-fall yesterday amid warnings that the global economy had entered a danger zone.
