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A routine Bank Holiday sale or an effort to encourage struggling hardware sales – call it what you want, but PSPgo owners old and new will be greeted with some significant discounts the next time they log into the PSN Store. Several high-profile titles have seen their prices slashed on …

Though many think that cloud gaming could be the dominant force in the next generation of gaming, one analyst has predicted that the failure of services such as OnLive to embrace modern gaming trends could leave them floundering. What OnLive will not do, at least not at this point, is …

With Sony having dealt its first major hand in the motion control battle by revealing some of its debut Move software offerings, the industry is patiently waiting for Microsoft to do the same – and Xbox director of product management Aaron Greenberg has promised that Natal’s games won’t disappoint. The …

Investment bank Ibis Capital pick apart the figures in modern games development

Mini-game franchise Big Beach Sports will return with a second outing for the Wii this summer, publisher THQ has revealed. The game is currently in development at Jet Black Games. Big Beach Sports 2 will feature five new outdoor games touching on more traditional sports such as rugby, cricket, disc …

Ibis Capital's review picks apart the figures of the games industry today.

Two former bosses at fallen studio Free Radical have been given a 50,000 to develop a Facebook game. David Doak and Steve Ellis have both received the generous grant from a regional investment body, and will develop the Facebook title GangstaPets at their new microstudio, ZinkyZonk. Develop has the full …

Despite a prolonged period of silence, we could be hearing a lot more about Sony Online Entertainment’s The Agency in the very near future. You are going to see The Agency,” SOE president John Smedley told GameTrailers. You’re going to get something about The Agency very soon. And I mean …

Final list of speakers and keynotes to be announced shortly

Student development competition draws in over 100 international teams