Colin Campbell offers 26 trends and predictions for the game industry in 2009…
20-year-old mag closes. Website moves to UGO.
Animal rights organization praises RPG's vegan-friendly conscience but admits to Edge, “The chicken kicking is not our favorite part of the game.”
Lord of the Rings Online dev appears to be seriously exploring e-commerce business.
Other big-box retailers also moved in on game specialist's territory over the holidays, says Mike Hickey.
Embattled publisher strikes accord with noteholders to delay note repurchase.
Online gaming growing rapidly into 2010, new study finds.
Studio VP Mark Rein details fixes for "a bunch of online exploits."
Demo only available through GameStop pre-order in US, no strings attached to UK version.
SCEE president confident that the firm will eventually “move forward at a rate of knots.”
Company sends link to article contradicting reports that the firm's 95,768 employees are facing widespread job cuts.
Hardware down 23.5%, software down 7.9%, total industry scale down 15%.
Company also tells Edge it "absolutely expects" Sony to drop PS3 price in the next couple of months.
Reports claim as many as 15K may be laid off this month, while others say speculation is "grossly exaggerated."
Promising first-party experiences are poised to give Sony fans bragging rights in 2009.
The recent Gears Of War TV spots have been described as deceitful, but can’t they offer much more than endorsement?