2010 Review October-December

The Q4 sales season arrives with huge performances from Black Ops and FIFA 11. There’s less good news for industry favourite Tim Langdell, however, whose legal tirade is finally ended.

Sony decided to lop 65 off the price of a PSPgo, but that’s quickly forgotten as details of two new PSPs start to emerge online.

Retailers across the land endured a tough week as both Black Ops and Kinect arrived in two nights of midnight openings, and key retailers such as Tesco and Asda began heavily promoting their pre-owned games offer.

There’s also the launch of what is possibly the most ridiculous peripheral ever released.

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