Sales fly 18 percent higher in October. Nintendo hangs on to the lead in consoles.
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Texas games giant agrees to acquire French chain Micromania for $700 million in a cash-and-debt deal.
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Japanese gamemaker piles on the profits from its innovative game console
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Nintendo outsells rivals again,Japan girds for a mini-notebook price war, BSkyB benefits from economic slowdown, and Google's latest lawsuit.
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There are other perspectives of the tech world beyond Silicon Valley. The view from other countries can be insightful. Here's a quick roundup of today's news.
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Company says it underestimated post-holiday demand for its game console.
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The console maker says it will offer a "rain check" program to deliver the Wii in January to shoppers who can't buy the game console during the holiday season due to inventory shortages.
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Singapore is banning a Microsoft video game that contains a scene showing a human woman and an alien woman kissing and caressing each other, a local newspaper reports on Thursday.
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Games maker reports a third-quarter net loss smaller than previously forecast. Shares jump 4.6 percent to $16.47 in after-hours trading on the Nasdaq.
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But U.K. regulator says people continue to abandon older electronic media in favor of new communications technologies, but service provider revenues keep falling.
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Charles River and Prism VentureWorks pump $5.5 million into stealthy Conduit Labs, the latest startup aiming to meld online gaming with social networking. Can it stand out from the crowd?
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Company will place ads in five upcoming EA games, including the hugely popular Madden NFL.
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Gaming company can now reach consumers on PCs, TVs, and mobile phones.
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Chinese online game players get sent to boot camp to cure them of their dependencies.
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Europe’s biggest mobile game maker discusses 2007 and beyond.
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Game publisher plans to acquire Irish network software developer to strengthen online play.
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U.S. market posts solid gains but growth likely to slow, says researcher.
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First Madden, then mobile. Scott Orr’s new target is downloadable console games.
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Electronic Arts strikes a deal for Pogo to attract women from iVillage.
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Higher costs, longer development times need higher sales, report says.
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