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Apple sends out official invitations for a media event next week in San Francisco

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Mobile Entertainment man takes his place alongside scribes from BBC, Engadget and Mashable

In taking what some see as the brave decision to help the long overdue Duke Nukem Forever come to market, Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford has stated that he feels committed to realise the vision that 3D Realms was unable itself to complete. When asked by Eurogamer if Duke Nukem Forever …

Earlier this month the industry reacted with collected surprise at the news that the next game from Tim Schafer’s development studio Double Fine will be a licensed Sesame Street title. Double Fine is best known for a string of quirky original IP such as Psychonauts, Brutal Legend and Costume Quest. …

The success of iPhone gaming will not necessarily come at the expense of dedicated gaming handheld rivals such as the DS, PSP, 3DS and NGP. That’s according to Sega Europe’s senior vice president of sales Jurgen Post, who told MCV: "I think you will have different worlds next to each …

You’ve been senior vice president of EMEA sales since last May. How are you settling in?Pretty well, actually. Officially I started on May 1st, but I was already pretty much into the job on April 1st, so it’s almost been a year now. It’s been a tough time for all of …

A collection of games-inspired clothing makes its way to Debenhams stores next month. The new line of Joystick Junkies t-shirts – dubbed ‘Discotronic’ – have been produced with electronic music artists such as Calvin Harris and Deadmau5. They have an RRP of 25. This range is the result of a …

Ginx expects a potential audience of over 12m when it launches its games TV channel next month. The makers of former Bravo show, GameFace, already broadcasts video games programming via 24-hour dedicated channels in Indonesia, Asia and Europe. A UK version of the channel is due to launch in March. …

The UK’s leading magazine publishers are upping the ante on Apple devices. Future Publishing has launched more than 15 apps for iPhone and iPad in the last three months based on brands such as Total Film, Classic Rock and SFX, and the firm is keen to get its games portfolio …