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Andriasang has ceased updating
The creator of leading Japanese news portal Andriasang has announced the termination of the site.
Female gamers are 4x more likely to be harassed online than men
The sad truth of sexism amongst on line gamers has been laid bare by a new report.
Sleeping Dogs is back at No.1 in the UK charts
The chart success fort Square Enix’s Sleeping Dogs is not over yet.
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It's the six months of Christmas for UK games retail
Retailers have praised publishers for daring to release titles outside of the traditional Q4 sales bonanza.
Red Bull re-enters the games publishing race with Kinect title
Extreme sports brand Red Bull is to try its hand at video games publishing… again.
Remember Me bidding war proves new IP matters
Capcom had to fend off ‘high profile publishers’ to sign Remember Me, the firm told MCV.
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RECOMMENDED READING: Things for your eyes over the bank holiday break
You shouldn’t worry too much, as MCVuk.com will continue updating over the bank holiday.
3DS passes 7m in Japan, claims entire software Top Ten
The established Nintendo narrative amongst European journalists seems to be quite negative at the moment, but the story in Japan could hardly be better.
EA: High Street games retail to become extinct within a decade
A leading EA executive has predicted the death of High Street games retail within ten years.
EA declares the death of stereoscopic 3D games... again
Remember that time when they told you that stereoscopic 3D was THE next big thing in gaming? They lied.
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HMV: We will do pre-owned responsibly
Publishers rejoice! HMV says it will give new games a chance to sell before introducing pre-owned copies.
Capcom unveils new, female-led IP Remember Me
New IP is all too rare in the modern market. New IP with a female lead character is rarer still.
Digital could overtake physical in 2-3 years, EA's Moore believes
The sale of digital product could account for the majority of EA’s revenue within 24 to 26 months.
Dead End Thrills ends the games as art debate
ADD TO YOUR BOOKMARKS: Is the ‘are the games art?’ debate the most tedious in recorded human history? Perhaps.
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Champions and heroes halt UK video games market collapse
UK games retail was rescued by the biggest licences in movies and sport last month, as it struggles through one of the weakest summer of sales in the industry’s history.
Games retailer puts his three-store chain on eBay
Three fully-fledged, profitable North American game stores for $3.5m?
HMV posts £16m loss for financial year
HMV sales fell 12.1 per cent for the last financial year, with the retailer posting a loss of £16.2m.
UK games market reaches lowest ebb
Olympics fever was good news for publishers of Olympic-based games, but it wasn’t enough to save the UK games market from its worst performance ever last week.
Books hit digital tipping point - how long until games do the same?
Retailer Amazon has reported that UK consumers are for the first time purchasing more digital books than they are physical copies.
We've done our job - now it's time for parents to do theirs
PEGI age ratings have been law in the UK for a whole week now. But the battle is only just beginning.
Police commissioner blames games for knife crime
Violent video games are directly to blame for an increasing acceptance of violence in everyday society, an Australian police commissioner has claimed.
PEGI games ratings come into force today
After what seems like an eternity of legislation limbo, PEGI age ratings for video games have become law in the UK today.
FEATURE: PEGI is law - what now?
A lot has happened since Tanya Byron first put pen to paper on her Byron Review in September 2007.
