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It had already been confirmed for Xbox 360 and PS3, and now LucasArts’ next-gen Star Wars epic The Force Unleashed is heading to Wii – with platform-specific Wii Remote lightsaber battles as part of the bargain. The Wii is a great platform for The Force Unleashed because the console’s motion-oriented …

It had already been confirmed for Xbox 360 and PS3, and now LucasArts’ next-gen Star Wars epic The Force Unleashed is heading to Wii – with platform-specific Wii Remote lightsaber battles as part of the bargain. The Wii is a great platform for The Force Unleashed because the console’s motion-oriented …

After having to wait six months following its release on US shores for the arrival of Wii platformer Super Paper Mario in Europe, Nintendo has admitted that the PAL version of the game contains a system-crashing bug. CVG reports that the bug, which occurs at the start of Chapter 2-2, …

After having to wait six months following its release on US shores for the arrival of Wii platformer Super Paper Mario in Europe, Nintendo has admitted that the PAL version of the game contains a system-crashing bug. CVG reports that the bug, which occurs at the start of Chapter 2-2, …

In our monthly look behind the scenes on the audio production of a recently released or upcoming game, John Broomhall talks to EA UK's Adele Cutting to find out about her work on Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenixâ?¦

In our monthly look behind the scenes on the audio production of a recently released or upcoming game, John Broomhall talks to EA UK's Adele Cutting to find out about her work on Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenixâ?¦

MCV’s sister site Toy News reports that according to a series of new reports from DFC Intelligence the worldwide video game and interactive entertainment industry is expected to grow from about $33 billion in 2006 to as much as $47 billion in 2009. This numbers include revenue from hardware and …

MCV’s sister site Toy News reports that according to a series of new reports from DFC Intelligence the worldwide video game and interactive entertainment industry is expected to grow from about $33 billion in 2006 to as much as $47 billion in 2009. This numbers include revenue from hardware and …

Areae-developed technology "works the way the web does" letting users create online worlds

Areae-developed technology "works the way the web does" letting users create online worlds