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The amount of money raised by game startup companies has fallen considerably compared to 2008.

Executive producer Steve Papoutsis says the sequel still has majority of original team working on it.

Updated: To avoid the competition, Capcom holds back Lost Planet 2, Super Street Fighter IV and Monster Hunter Tri.

Series director Eiji Aonuma says “sheer grand scale" is the starting point for developing the next Zelda.

The user-generated virtual world platform will close on New Years Day.

World Of Warcraft developer says it’s not anti-console.

Third annual report reveals industry head count remains largely flat year-over-year.

Shattered Horizon developer reduces its headcount but says support for its zero gravity shooter will continue.

Distribution business handed over to Synnex Corporation.

Peripheral manufacturer claims no knowledge of Sony releasing a new PSP model.

Square Enix says its JRPG is off to a very strong start in Japan, taking lifetime franchise sales past the 92 million mark.

Publisher eyeing a number of US locations as it seeks to relocate work from high-cost areas like California.

Former THQ subsidiary behind kids’ licensed games including Wall-E and Up said to be making significant cuts.

Quantic Dream co-CEO believes a new name may need to be coined for the type of interactive experience Heavy Rain offers.

Questionnaire outlines four potential PlayStation Network subscription packages, ranging from $29.99 to $69.99 a year.

Tool provider’s third global studio to be headed by former EA Criterion man Graham Dunnett.