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French publisher to report full year sales decline and operating loss, but “expects to return to profitable growth and positive cash-flow in 2010-11”.

Operator NetEase suspends new user registrations for at least a week as it awaits results of its licence application.

Finland-based publisher sold 1.5 million games last year, and is planning eight to ten new releases during 2010.

Sony Online Entertainment’s free-to-play MMO hits user milestone less than ten months after launching.

Analysts weigh in with market predictions ahead of the release of January US sales data later this week.

Polyphony Digital’s PlayStation franchise surpasses new milestone as its latest release, Gran Turismo PSP, moves 1.8 million copies.

French publisher lifts the lid on its latest Tom Clancy game ahead of the release of its third quarter sales results.

Australian court orders New Super Mario Bros. Wii pirate to pay damages to compensate for loss of sales.

Company says “DLC and online play” will feature heavily in its games during the 2011 financial year. Updated product release schedule also revealed.

Electronic Arts has reported a loss for its third quarter ended December 31, 2009.

The Final Fantasy XIII publisher has reported its financial results for the nine months ending December 31, 2009.

Lionhead Studios’ Peter Molyneux believes Project Natal could be as important to home technology as the PC mouse.

TIGA, the trade association representing the UK industry, has announced that the Brighton-based developer is rejoining its ranks.

BioWare’s sci-fi sequel keeps Star Trek Online and Dante’s Inferno at bay to hold the top spot for the second week running.

Eidos’ online football management title will be closed down at the end of April just before the game's fifth birthday.

Market research report says that sales of Xbox Live Arcade games were up 34 per cent year-on-year.