game news

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.

Shooter secures a sixth consecutive week atop the UK chart, outpacing FIFA 10 to claim the Xmas number one spot.

Nintendo’s console races ahead of the pack, while Modern Warfare 2 debuts in the software top five.

Sega Australia proclaims the decision a “big win” for Australian gamers.

Publisher reports a decrease of around 10 per cent in packaged products.

Chief operating officer Don Ryan leaves Oberon Media to form new company.

Peripheral maker gains rights to developer accessories based on Tatsunoko VS. Capcom: Ultimate All-Stars.

Third-party LittleBigPlanet peripheral pack advert lists compatibility for an unannounced version of Sony’s PSP.

Wedbush Morgan Securities analyst Michael Pachter believes music video games will make half of what they did last year.

Sony opens new action MMOG space in its social world as user numbers reach new high.

Gearbox shooter cements its status as a new franchise for which Take Two holds the rights.