game news

The Motley Fool says GTA publisher is the best bet for potential buyout in 2010.

The publisher's French arm feels there is a problem with Mature-style games on Wii.

Meridian 59 operator announces its closure after five years "on life support”.

Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo heads all agree that boxed retail games aren't going anywhere soon.

Company says three million Wii units were sold in the US in December, and that DS set a new calendar year sales record.

Females also make up 49 per cent of Wii owners and 45 per cent of the active game playing audience, according to US research firm.

NetEase expected to be fined over its operation of the online title as regulatory spat between GAPP and the MOC nears resolution.

Handheld system becomes the bestselling console in Europe and Wii the fastest selling, according to Nintendo.

Wedbush Morgan’s Michael Pachter believes the game release schedule over the first half of the year is one of the strongest in history.

Multimedia device expected to let users play games, go online, watch movies and TV shows.

Trademark could relate to premium PlayStation Network subscription features such as the ability to store game save data online.

Hardware and software sales down year-over-year, according to Famitsu publisher Enterbrain.

ESPN reports that EA has picked up the rights to Midway’s classic NBA Jam series.

Publisher to launch of Tiger Woods PGA Tour Online this month. [Update] Peter Moore talks about the firm's relationship with Woods in a blog post.

Independent Games Festival 2010 announces main competition finalists, with the winners being unveiled at GC 2010.

Marvel Entertainment becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary of Disney after a $4.3 billion deal is approved.