Sony has sent in its Western studios to help tackle the troubled development of Team Ico’s The Last Guardian, Sony’s game design chief has revealed. In an interview withWired, Shuhei Yoshida said that Sony Santa Monica and other teams in the US and Europe have been brought in to support …
Read More »Ego Trip: Paul Gower
Develop asks Paul Gower six questions on a game he made. How do you think he scored?
Read More »IN PICTURES: The UK Vita launch
Hundreds of UK games stores opened their doors at midnight last night to usher in the long awaited arrival of Sony’s PlayStation Vita. Thousands of consumers across the country attended a number of midnight openings to be amongst the first to get their hands on the device. GAME’s Oxford Street …
Read More »FEATURE: Have we lost the kids games market?
It was September 2003 when THQ released Finding Nemo. The Traveller’s Tales-developed adventure based on the hit Disney/Pixar movie was a phenomenon. It shifted millions worldwide. In the UK alone it sold over 500,000 units on just PS2 and Game Boy Advance. Fast forward to February 2011 and THQ CEO …
Read More »Fujifilm rumbles into games space
Photo expert Fujifilm wants to shake up the video games market. The Japanese giant has told MCV it hopes the likes of Nintendo and Sony will use its new technology that can ‘transmit the ‘sense of touch’ in future versions of 3DS and Vita. The firm’s technology division, Fuji Xerox, …
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Nintendo subsidiary asks fans to report illicit imitations
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Counterfeit game ascends App Stores across the globe
Read More »Naughty Dog ‘not working on Vita titles’
I won't say never, ever, but there's no plans for it right now', says Arne Meyer
Read More »Thinking in new portals: Would a Valve games console help or hurt the industry?
A dedicated Steam console may be a compelling solution, but it comes with its own problems, writes Rob Crossley
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