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Company boasts "best European Christmas Ever."

Michael Pachter adds that third parties will gain share on Nintendo's console over the coming year.

"Upheaval" will see Japanese factory and division closures, says The Times U.K.; company denies report.

Administrators of fallen independent retailer tell Edge that a number of parties are still declaring their interest.

Calls 2009 a year of change, with the hope to “challenge foreign creators and software houses”.

But developer coy on using DRM, citing the “mess on Spore”.

Activision’s shooter outsells EA’s FIFA 09 following the turbulent Christmas sales period.

Worlds.com sues Tabula Rasa publisher over filing that describes virtually every MMO.

Original content being developed for Japanese users.

Renowned PC developer tells Edge why it's worthwhile to continue to release patches for aging games like the original decade-old StarCraft.

CCP wants to stay in country, but banking collapse puts company in a "straitjacket."

Sony's cost to build console now only about $50 more expensive than retail price tag, analysts say.