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In this final part of our three part interview, we learn about some of Brooker’s favourite games, hear what he’s got to say about the new trend for motion control and discuss the issue of violence in games.

Part 2 - The second part of MCV's three-part interview with the man behind Gameswipe

In Part Two of our three part interview we talk about the future of Gameswipe, the state of games journalism and the problem with joypads…

Part 1 - We talk exclusively to the man behind Gameswipe about the show, the industry and the future

Having taken video games TV to a previously unexplored level with his post-watershed BBC Four one-off Gameswipe, Ben Parfitt sat down for a frank and exclusive interview with the man himself – Charlie Brooker.

GAMESCOM’09: Activision boss says that call for new ideas is limited to a ‘small segment’ of gaming’s fan base

The Xbox 360’s new camera-based controller had a dramatic unveiling at E3 last month. But why should the industry be excited?
Michael French spoke to Microsoft Game Studios head Phil Spencer to find out…

Jolt CEO Dylan Collins says the browser-based revolution has signified a new direction for the MMO genre

Football Superstars dev says barriers to entry must be broken down

CEO and president Mike Griffith says competitor’s titles “are a little sparser than in the past”

Michael French speaks with Activision Publishing CEO and president Mike Griffith…

E3’09: Silver screen legend gives very public backing to Microsoft’s new tech

Game’s associate producer Grant Rodiek refuses to rule out Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of upcoming title

Developer Strawdog Studios says modern game deals are skewed in favour of the publisher

Ben Bell, executive producer of the The Sims 3, admits that studio is yet to ponder future releases

VP of video game platforms Greg Canessa adds that casual firm is seeking new console development partners

UK bosses of Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo speak their mind to relaunched website

CCO Sidney Mock tells CasualGaming.biz that a newfound cooperation shows gaming is growing up

CCO Sidney Mock claims that Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo will eventually open their online platforms to all