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Evolve Emerges from Closed Beta to Debut Universal Platform for Gaming

Newly designed social network and enhanced toolset presents a cohesive gaming experience across fragmented [...]

IGN to Offer Exclusive Live Stream of Minecon

Minecon will celebrate the launch of Minecraft – the breakout hit from indie game development studio Mojang San Francisco , CA November 03, 2011 IGN Entertainment, the world’s leading video games media company, has partnered with indie development studio Mojang to be the official live video streaming partner for Minecon, the first-ever … [...]

Turtle Beach to Release Limited Edition Call of Duty(R): Modern…

Turtle Beach to Release Limited Edition Call of Duty : Modern Warfare 3 Co-branded Gaming Headsets for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC Ear Force Gaming Headsets Engineered and Designed Specifically for the Year’s Most Anticipated Release Elmsford, NY July 19, 2011 Turtle Beach, pioneers and market-leaders of the gaming headset category, today [...]

Call of Duty : Modern Warfare 3 Strikes November 8, 2011

Call of Duty : Modern Warfare 3 Strikes November 8, 2011 Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, This Year’s Most Anticipated Entertainment Launch, Stages World Wide Invasion Sydney, Australia June 02, 2011 Global warfare is raging and the battle will begin on November 8 when the cultural phenomenon Modern Warfare returns with the worldwide release [...]

Brand Strategist and Interactive Entertainment Exec. Brad Carraway to …

Brand Strategist and Interactive Entertainment Exec. Brad Carraway to Head Up Mile 9 Agency’s New Brand Strategy Division Carraway brings over a decade of experience having led global marketing efforts at industry publishers including Activision, THQ and Warner [...]

OpenMic GameVoice Social Media Insights Report for March 2010 Now Available

- Overtone, Inc. a leading provider of integrated listening systems that deliver real-time customer intelligence to major consumer brand companies, today announced that its OpenMic GameVoice social media insights report for March 2010 is now available. GameVoice analyzes consumer conversations from popular social media video game communities and provides actionable insights to marketers, producers, designers and retail category managers. The March report uncovers previously unavailable customer intelligence about the most talked about game publishers, recently released and yet-to-be released games, and chatter about retailers, among many other strategic topics. The monthly report includes over one hundred individual charts and analyses examining what drives game success based on the voices of millions of passionate gamers. GameVoice also answers important questions that video game industry executives want to know such as, ‘What is the most talked about released game on the each of the major game consoles?’ “Which game do the most gamers want to buy for each console?”, “Which retailer do different console players talk about the most?”, “What is the most popular genre for each gaming platform?”, and “What do players like the most about God of War III?” March Report Highlights Publisher Insights: Michelle Mathis, Principal Analyst behind GameVoice, explains that the report offers insights from online conversations about game publishers, their new games and recent business decisions. “In March, the most talked about publisher of games for the PS3 is Electronic Arts, with many discussions about Battlefield: Bad Company 2 game, released last month. Activision garnered attention in the gaming forums regarding management changes at Infinity Ward, and Sega was another hot topic after the release of Yakuza 3 with talk about differences between the Japanese and Western versions of the game. In summary, publishers were recognized not just for their release successes, but also for the management and content decisions they have been making.” Released Game Insights: Xbox 360 Mathis also adds, “Though Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 was released back in November 2009, it is still the most discussed Xbox 360 game, followed by March 2010 release Battlefield: Bad Company 2, Final Fantasy XIII and Mass Effect 2. The top four games rank in the same order when filtered by intent to buy.” ‘The most discussed topic for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 in March is the multiplayer aspect of the game. Gamers compare the game to other shooter games such as Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and Call of Duty 4. Conversation about cost peaked on March 15 just after the downloadable content was announced and again on March 30th when the downloadable maps were released.” Upcoming Game Insights: Nintendo Wii Regarding upcoming game insights, Mathis said, “The May release of Super Mario Galaxy 2 is the most discussed upcoming Nintendo Wii game, followed by the April release of Monster Hunter Tri. The Grinder, a Wii shooter game scheduled for a 2011 release, comes in third, followed by the Wii exclusive Metroid: Other M, which will be released in June. Monster Hunter Tri and Super Mario Galaxy 2 lead in terms of intent to buy, followed by the seventh game in the Call of Duty franchise, which is expected in the fall.” Retail Insights: Mathis concluded with comments regarding retail insights, saying, “Nintendo DS chatter was highest around the Pokemon Heart Gold/Soul Silver release on March 14, when many Pokemon fans lined up to purchase the game either at midnight or early in the morning. Conversations also ensued regarding issues with Pokemon Heart Gold/Soul Silver special promotions.” About GameVoice GameVoice is developed using Overtone’s OpenMic, an advanced listening system that applies artificial intelligence and a text analytics engine to automatically ‘read’ online comments and determine actionable insights. GameVoice provides an in-depth analysis of millions of online consumer comments every month from the most popular social media video game communities such as IGN, GamesRadar, GameSpot and GameTrailers. GameVoice pinpoints and extracts significant topics, meaningful themes and sentiment for specific game titles, genres, publishers and platforms, and presents this data in an actionable and graphical format for video game industry professionals. How to Purchase a GameVoice Subscription for $1,999 For a limited time, a three month subscription to GameVoice can be purchased at 50 percent off of the regular price. A three month subscription, normally selling for $3,999 (US), is now $1,999. To purchase a subscription at the introductory rate or to download a sample copy of the report, please visit www.gamevoicereport.com . Custom insights reports are available for a more detailed look at specific games, industry trends, date or topic specific analysis, etc. To see the sample report, visit www.gamevoicereport.com. About Overtone, Inc. Overtone, Inc. delivers real-time customer intelligence to many of the world’s leading consumer brand companies including Microsoft, Yahoo!, eHarmony, and Continental Airlines. Overtone’s OpenMic integrated listening system extracts actionable intelligence from unstructured customer-generated content. Overtone is funded by top-tier venture capital firms Dolphin Equity Partners and ABS Ventures. For more information, visit www.overtone.com. Media Contact: Stephanie Aldrete, Email: saldrete@overtone.com; Phone: 415.814.0495. Overtone, GameVoice and OpenMic are trademarks of Overtone, Inc. All other company names and product names are properties of their respective owners. ### Media Contact: Overtone, Inc. Stephanie Aldrete 415.814.0495 Trackback URL: XItTG92ZS1Ib3JyLVBpZ2ctWmVybw== [...]

National Academy of Video Game Testers and Reviewers Corp. Announces…

– The National Academy of Video Game Testers and Reviewers Corp. is pleased to announce the nominees for its ninth annual awards honoring the best of the interactive entertainment industry in the fields of art, technology, and production. A voting body of 640 eligible video game critics, analysts, and journalists determined the final 209 nominees in 47 categories. Academy President Thomas Allen revealed, ‘Veteran journalist Dennis McCauley will receive a special Honorary Award for his contributions to the gaming community and gaming journalism,’ citing work at the Philadelphia Inquirer since 1998 and founding GamePolitics.com. With 47 nominations, Sony ties its own record for nominations set in 2007, when the company beat the record of 41 formerly held by Nintendo. Electronic Arts follows with 28 nominations. Rounding out the double-digit publisher nominees are Activision (20), Eidos (18), Ubisoft (12), and Nintendo (10). With 17 nominations, Batman developer Rocksteady holds the highest nomination tally among developers this year, with Uncharted 2 developer Naughty Dog following closely with 16 nods. Other high totals went to Ubisoft, Infinity Ward, Insomniac, Double Fine, and Sucker Punch. The nominees for Game of the Year are Batman: Arkham Asylum, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, and Uncharted 2: Among Thieves. The nominees for Game of the Year represent 20.57% of the total nominations, barely moving from 20.43% last year. Of the games which tallied three or more nominations this year, 64.6% of the nominations went to franchises (84), compared to original properties (37) and classic updates (9), reversing a two year trend in which original properties dominated. The swing is largely due to Batman: Arkham Asylum being classified as part of the overall Batman franchise, even though it is not a direct sequel. Games leading in nominations are Batman: Arkham Asylum (17), Uncharted 2: Among Thieves (16), Assassin’s Creed II, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, and Ratchet and Clank Future: A Crack in Time, each of which scored 10 nominations. Receiving nine (9) nominations each are Brutal Legend and infamous. Receiving five (5) nominations each are DJ Hero, Dragon Age: Origins, and Left 4 Dead 2. Seven years later, Batman has tied Metroid Prime’s record 17 nominations. Resident Evil 5 received four (4) nominations. Lastly, ten games scored three (3) nods: A Boy and His Blob, Dead Space Extraction, Demon’s Souls, Flower, Ghostbusters: The Video Game, Klonoa, Patapon 2, Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box, Red Faction Guerrilla, and The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition. For more information on NAVGTR Corp.’s missions and programs, log onto www.navgtr.org. Winners will be announced February 27, 2010. The general voting body of 640 journalists and writers includes contributors for such varied outlets as 1up, About.com, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Austin American-Statesman, Chicago Sun-Times, CNN, Contra Costa Times, Detroit Free Press, Digital Journal, EclipseMagazine.com, elecplay.com, Evergeek Media, FHM, GamersTemple.com, GamingTarget.com, Gannett News Service, LA Weekly, Los Angeles Times, National Post, National Public Radio, NBC, New York Times, The Ottawa Citizen, PC Gamer, Philadelphia Inquirer, Play Magazine, Public Radio International, The Regina Leader-Post, Salon, San Jose Mercury-News, USA Today, The Vancouver Sun, Wired News, Wizard Magazine, WOW Weekly, Ziff-Davis Media, and hundreds more. The Academy is currently accepting applications from new analysts/journalists to become voters. For more information, e-mail vote at navgtr dot org with a bio and/or resume. ### Media Contact: NAVGTR Corp. Thomas Allen 410-721-8895 Trackback URL: [...]