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Microsoft has cut the price ofselected titles in itsXbox 360 Classics line to 14.99. The platform holder has also added Grand Theft Auto IV, Midnight Club Los Angeles: Complete Edition and BioShock to its budget range. Although these titles are being sold at the usual RRP of 19.99. Games cut …
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Scottish minister on charm offensive after Realtime Worlds threatens to leave
Read More »Ready to climb the career ladder?
As the winter night’s close in, are you reassessing your future? Would a new position brighten your future? Perhaps a better wage would fend off the gloom of the ongoing downturn? This week there are numerous exciting positions available, including our featured job, which offers a fantastic opportunity with THQ. …
Read More »UK games industry slams price cutting
The prosperity of the entire UK trade has been placed in danger by the supermarket price cutting that has led to FIFA 10 and Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising going on sale for under 30. That’s according to leading publishers and retailers, who have today hit out at unnecessary and worrying” …
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Read More »Publishers set PSP Mini pricing, says SCEA
Responding to concerns that PSP Mini game pricing has been set to high to compete with the iPhone, SCEA’s Eric Lempel confirmed that it is the developer-publishers that are responsible for setting the customer fee for their games. "As far as pricing goes, the publisher of the title sets the …
Read More »Activision shuts Shaba
Reports say San Francisco studio has been shut down
Read More »EDGE dev â??happy to see EA fight Langdellâ??
Mobigame talks to Develop as EDGE returns to the App Store
Read More »PlayV signs new Euro partner
PlayV has announced a new partnership with German publisher S.A.D that will see the UK distributor handle the company’s titles when they are released on UK shores. The first titles to be included in the new deal are S.A.D’s PurpleHills range, a selection of casual games that have become popular …
Read More »Football Manager ‘Q4’s biggest PC game’
Publisher Sega has predicted that the upcoming Football Manager 2010 will be the biggest PC release of Q4. The game is the latest in the long-running Sports Interactive franchise and is due for release on PC on October 30th. And in anticipation of its arrival, Sega has prepared an extensive …
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