game news

The Final Fantasy XIII publisher has reported its financial results for the nine months ending December 31, 2009.

Lionhead Studios’ Peter Molyneux believes Project Natal could be as important to home technology as the PC mouse.

TIGA, the trade association representing the UK industry, has announced that the Brighton-based developer is rejoining TIGA.

BioWare’s sci-fi sequel keeps Star Trek Online and Dante’s Inferno at bay to hold the top spot for the second week running.

Eidos’ online football management title will be closed down at the end of April just before the game's fifth birthday.

Market research report says that sales of Xbox Live Arcade games were up 34 per cent year-on-year.

“We have to make ‘Madden’ more accessible,” say EA Sports President Peter Moore.

The Halo developer has released a statement saying it is saddened that the original Xbox Live service will be shut down in April.

New York conference to cover industry investment opportunities and offer insight into the funding process for studio heads.

Newly announced ModNation Racers PSP will offer all of the ‘play, create and share’ features of the PS3 version.

Just 250 outlets to remain operational after parent company Movie Gallery files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Domestic videogame sales were “mostly firm”, but overseas performance was “weaker than expected”.

BC Interactive Task Force says film, TV and animation companies would also benefit from proposed tax breaks.

Chinese online game operator reportedly set to invest in two gaming companies after losing its World Of Warcraft licence.

Microsoft makes the “tough decision” to cut off original Xbox consoles and games from XBL beginning this April.

Sony’s handheld remains the bestselling individual platform, closely followed by Nintendo’s Wii.