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

Update released to allow access to Twitter, Facebook and Last.FM.

Band Hero publisher claims rock group is in breach of contract.

Online multiplayer publisher also moves headquarters to Austin, Texas.

CEO Philip Oliver says that the UK’s standing in the global games industry “is being eroded by the lack of government support”.

As it turns ten years old, the US army has revealed the lifetime budget for its shooter series, which doubles as a recruitment tool.

Trade association calls decision not to commit to games industry tax relief a “serious mistake and a failure of imagination”.

The Sims 3 heads the App Store's best sellers list, while Spider: The Secret Of Bryce Manor is the highest rated game.

Platform holder vows to continue fighting manufacturers of game copying devices that cause “damage to the whole video game industry”.

Digital space helping the gaming audience grow “in leaps and bounds", according to EA CEO John Riccitiello.

Chancellor Alistair Darling expected to reject the idea of introducing tax relief for the sector in the pre-budget report.

Former Nexon CEO, Won Il Sue, now in charge of managing Nexon America's strategic partnerships.

Metal Gear Solid 4 sound director, Sotaro Tojima, becomes the latest signing for Microsoft’s 343 Industries.

EA CEO John Riccitiello sees people who pirate games as a potential new marketplace.

3D gaming market predicted to grow from a few thousand gamers to an expected worldwide market of over 40 million.

Developer releases ‘Hot Holidays’ car pack and plans more DLC for early 2010.