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EA and Microsoft Game Studio bosses set for February conference

EA and Microsoft Game Studio bosses set for February conference

THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION. MCV and publisher Atari have teamed up to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a brand new Xbox 360 Elite console and a copy of Atari’s Xbox 360 RPG Eternal Sonata – and five runners up will also …

THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION. MCV and publisher Atari have teamed up to offer one lucky reader the chance to win a brand new Xbox 360 Elite console and a copy of Atari’s Xbox 360 RPG Eternal Sonata – and five runners up will also …

After the confirmation earlier this week that a selection from the Neo Geo software catalogue will be heading to Wii’s Virtual Console, the first SNK offering has today appeared on the service for download. 2D battler Fatal Fury is available for 900 points, or just less than 7. Other offerings …

After the confirmation earlier this week that a selection from the Neo Geo software catalogue will be heading to Wii’s Virtual Console, the first SNK offering has today appeared on the service for download. 2D battler Fatal Fury is available for 900 points, or just less than 7. Other offerings …

After strong performances across the rest of the world, new entry Halo 3 has debuted in the Australian charts straight in at number one, while FIFA 08 also does well with its tri-format positioning – coming in at number two on PS2, four on PS3 and six on Xbox 360. …

After strong performances across the rest of the world, new entry Halo 3 has debuted in the Australian charts straight in at number one, while FIFA 08 also does well with its tri-format positioning – coming in at number two on PS2, four on PS3 and six on Xbox 360. …

Japanese charts body Media Create reports that Sony’s PSP handheld has successfully claimed the top spot of the region’s hardware charts for the third consecutive week. Despite a drop in sales of over 175,000 units, PSP still beats its closest contender, Nintendo’s DS, by 30,000 units. PSP’s newly found success …