Japanese video-game giant Nintendo just reported its financial results, showing once again that the traditional gaming business just ain’t what it used to [...]
Japanese video-game giant Nintendo just reported its financial results, showing once again that the traditional gaming business just ain’t what it used to [...]
It’s been predicted for music and film and now the same prophesies are swirling around for video games : high street retail is dead, long live digital [...]
Bad apps target Android By Martin J Young HUA HIN, Thailand – Google has begun to pull applications from its Android Market after discovering some contain fraudulent [...]
EA’ Battlefield 3 was one of 2011’s top-rising Google searches globally, but failed to best Activision’s “Black Ops” in U.S. video game searches Google’s annual “Zeitgeist” list of the most popular search terms for 2011 shows first-person shooters dominating video-game-focused searches while “Angry Birds” shows its wider cultural impact in some … [...]
A military draft is unthinkable in America. And so bullet-spewing first person shooter games like Battlefield 3 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 seem likely to continue to reign among men as the most consistently popular genre in video [...]
In computer games there are always winners and blood-stained losers. Last week Nintendo’s president, Satoru Iwata, apologised for misjudgements that have led to the company behind the once wildly popular Wii to admit that the Japanese console multinational will make its first loss – A 20 billion – in the 30 years it has reported [...]
Once it drew new audiences, but the Japanese gaming firm has been losing out to upstarts such as Zynga and Rovio Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will have dedicated gamers queueing through the night to get the latest version of the first-person [...]
Despite Activision’s best efforts, the game has now been leaked for PC and Xbox 360, a week before [...]
This article titled “Games developers select smartphones as most popular platform” was written by Josh Halliday, for guardian.co.uk on Thursday 6th October 2011 06.30 UTC The iPhone and other smartphones became the most popular gaming platform for developers for the first time this year, according to a study by the industry trade body Tiga … [...]
