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Platform holders Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony reflect on November’s US games industry sales results.

Activision’s shooter rules November software sales, while New Super Mario Bros. Wii and Assassin's Creed II both shift over one million copies.

Wii and DS dominate monthly sales as hardware revenues decline by 13.4 per cent year-over-year.

Despite the industry declining 7.6 per cent against last November, total revenue made last month the second-best November on record.

MTV Games “very pleased” with sales of its Rock Band titles despite announcing layoffs.

Australian Attorney General talks about the recent Aliens Versus Predator banning.

Report says demand for games hasn’t increased following Modern Warfare's 2 release.

Harmonix sheds 13 per cent of workforce to best suit product development plans.

Texas-based publisher left with just “a handful” of team members following layoffs, according to one report.

EA boss refers to Sony’s upcoming controller as Gem, but the platform holder says that no official name has been announced.

New Super Mario Bros. Wii propels Nintendo’s home console to the top of the hardware sales chart.

Former EA senior producer joins Brighton-based developer as it prepares to launch new IP Blue Toad Murder Files.

Nintendo’s portable clears the ten million mark, surpassing PS2 sales in the process.

VP of sales and marketing Cammie Dunaway says the title needed continual marketing.

If Nintendo maintains Wii's $199 and doesn’t innovate, it will struggle to compete with Microsoft and Sony, says EA CEO.

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