How important is the games market to Sony DADC?Darren Houghton, general manager: Absolutely critical. Whilst we’re here to support the whole entertainment industry, we see games as a potential for growth. At the moment about 65 per cent of our UK business is film, around 25 per cent is music …
Read More »Next-gen Xbox due in 2015?
Mysterious listing about a new hardware project points to unconfirmed launch date
Read More »Xbox successor in 2015?
A somewhat ambiguous posting on a web portfolio of a designer currently working for Microsoft has got tongues wagging about a potential 2015 launch date for the next Xbox console. Posted by Ben Peterson, who was recently recruited to work at Microsoft’s Interactive Entertainment Business, the art (spotted by ZDNet) …
Read More »C4 games development documentary to air
Dare to be Digital contest to be the focal point of three-part television show
Read More »Ngmoco: Sony hardware ‘in trouble’
The founder of mobile gaming outfit ngmoco has suggested that Sony’s position in the hardware space is weak in contrast to its contemporaries Microsoft and Nintendo. Speaking to IndustryGamers, Neil Young said he believed Sony is ‘in trouble’ insofar as console platforms are concerned, and pointed to Microsoft as the …
Read More »Multicultural thinking
As the games industry becomes increasingly global, doing business across cultural boundaries can be an increasingly important skill
Read More »Sony gets Hotz’ PayPal records
A US magistrate has given Sony the right to subpoena PayPal for the personal account details of PS3 hacker George ‘geohotz’ Hotz. The platform holder hopes to discover the identity of any companies or individuals who may have helped fund the activities of Hotz between January 2009 and February 2011. …
Read More »Huge NCsoft donation to Japan quake relief
Group to pay $6.1m; Square Enix to add at least $1.2m
Read More »Nintendo: We don’t want garage developers
Some indies are more equal than others, says Reggie Fils-Aime
Read More »MS defends Games-On-Demand pricing
Platform holder Microsoft has once again defended what many see as the inflated prices it charges for full games downloads on its Xbox Live Games-On-Demand service. The fresh outcry comes after Halo: Reach arrived on the service at a full RRP of 49.99. "No one retailer has the lowest pricing …
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