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| British Industry Group Not Impressed With The R4 [Piracy] Enjoying your R4 carts, Britain? I bet you are. Designed as they are to run code on a DS, many use them for homebrew, but some, obviously, also use them to pirate legitimate DS games. And it's those folks attracting the attention of the authorities, spoiling it for everybody else. The ELSPA (Britain's indust [..] |
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Another analyst says Wii Fit will push Wii shortages  Filed under: Nintendo Wii, Exergaming
While it's hard to get game industry analysts to agree on something as simple as whether the PS3 will be the best-selling or worst-selling console of this generation, it seems they are largely in [..] |
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Miyamoto begins Wii Fit media blitz  Filed under: Nintendo WiiOur drinking buddies at GameDaily were invited to an exclusive, two-hour roundtable with Mr. Wii Fit himself, Shigeru Miyamoto yesterday, along with several other industry outlets like IGN. [..] |
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Travelling Without Moving wants your videogame photos  Filed under: Culture
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| Star-Crossed Lovers Of The Game Industry Unite [Art] Games Radar has decided that this whole console wars thing needs to come to an end. And what better way to solve a multi-billion dollar, international rivalry than "tasteless illustrations." Their words, not ours. Because deep in [..] |
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| RIM?s earnings miss Street?s estimate, tanks after hours It looks like RIM is one of the first to announce not-so-great news about its second quarter performance, but will it be a continuing trend in the mobile industry in general? We discussed this before and all you readers chimed in, but no one expected it to come so soon. Research In Motion (RIMM) has [...] [..] |
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| Industry Apologetics: It's Not Just A Game [Opinion] In my last column, I defended Grand Theft Auto IV from allegations of sexism, based on my opinion that it treats everyone distastefully. It provides a sandbox experience, I said, that allows players the opportunity to explore the underbelly of humanity and themselves, reflecting their own [..] |
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Barring troglodytism or a severe case of denial, it's pretty safe to say that everyone knows the US (and, we hear, global) economy isn't doing too hot at the moment. Althoug [..]
Over the past decade, cable subscription costs have risen twice as fast as inflation, the NYT observes. Throw in Internet access and TV channels you actually want to watch, and you're looking at a b [..]
What do you do when your industry is in a death spiral? Reshuffle your management ranks. EMI is in the midst of a headache-inducing org chart overhaul, and Sony-BMG just announced its ow [..]
Digg has always been a good site for finding significant or offbeat news, especially in the tech industry. But because it often takes 12 to 24 hours of voting for a story to hit Digg [..]
Last month, it seemed all but certain that Apple was going to try to kill the cottage industry of people "unlocking" iPhones from their official carriers, and then reselling them, ofte [..]
Remember those halcyon days of 2007, when dotcom bulls told us that even the financial industry went into the toilet, the online ad money it was spending would miraculo [..]
