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Capcom Take Money Money, Make Money Money Money [Business]  Click here to read Review Round Up: A Well Oiled Machine - Review Round Up: A Well Oiled Machine [Lists] It's fiscal reporting season in Japan! And that means fiscal reporting. Latest on the clock is Capcom, who are reporting that, across the board, things are looking up. Net sales are up 10.6 % from fiscal year 2008 (USD$923 million). Operating i [..]
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Ubisoft goes for money, money, money with Abba dancing game  Ubi, meet Abba. Ubisoft is adding to its expansive slate of dance games, currently home to star power like Michael Jackson, The Black Eyed Peas and The Smurfs, with Abba: You Can Dance, out in Europe before Christmas. MCV has [..]
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How Casual MMOGs Are Making Money [Money Money Money]   Lightspeed, a venture capital firm, checked out the average revenue per user for some casual, free to play MMOGs (Club Penguin, Habbo Hotel, Runescape, and Second Life), establishing that other that SL - which pulls in a little over $9 a mont [..]
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GameStop Still Takin' Money, Makin' Money (ie Record Q2 Earnings) [GameStop]   Colour us decidedly unsurprised. GameStop - the world's biggest specialist games retailer - have reported their Q2 2008 earnings, and cash takings are up across the board. Sales are up 34.8% over the same time last year, to $1.8 billion [..]
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Finding Gainful (Virtual) Summer Employment [Money Money Money]   My summer will be filled with exactly the same things my school year is (herding students along to enlightenment, reading, and research), minus pesky seminars, but for the younger generation, gainful summer employment is getting harder to come by. One sol [..]
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On Making the Games Industry a Better Place to Work [Money Money Money]   I was talking the other day with a friend regarding my job(s) and how lucky I felt to have them, when it suddenly occurred to me that I was really, really glad I didn't work in the industry for a developer. Oh, sure, there are plenty of horror stories about grad school and academia (plus [..]
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SOE's Agency, Free Realms To Support Real Money Trading [Real Money Transactions]   Sony Online Entertainment announced that its upcoming titles, The Agency and Free Realms, will support real money transactions, through the company's ongoing partnership with e-commerce platform Live Gamer. Earlier in the [..]
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Dear Mark Zuckerberg, Donating Money To Terrible Public Schools Is A HUGE Waste Of Money Mark Zuckerberg - Dear Mark Zuckerberg, Donating Money To Terrible Public Schools Is A HUGE Waste Of Money This post originally appeared on think tank The Heartland Institute's blog, Somewhat Reasonable and is republished here with permission. Mr. Zuckerberg: When you set out to create Facebook (then “The [..]
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Aeria Gives Players Money For Christmas [Free Fake Money]  Click here to read PlayStation Move Gets Its First Wii Port - PlayStation Move Gets Its First Wii Port [Gdc10] Aeria Games, the online gaming operator responsible for titles like Shin Megami Tensei: Imagine Online and Dream of Mirror Online, celebrates the holidays by giving away more than $5 million to their community. Starting December 12th, which just so happens to be four days inn th [..]
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Japanese hardware sales, Jan. 26 - Feb. 1: Money, money makin' edition Image 0 en  - Japanese hardware sales, Jan. 26 - Feb. 1: Money, money makin Filed under: Nintendo DS, Sony PlayStation 2, Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PSP, Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox 360 Times are tough, folks. If you live in the economically beleaguered U.S. of A., we think you're probably aware of what [..]
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Designing the Single Player Economy [Money Money Money]   Economic issues in MMOs and virtual worlds get a ton of attention, but less attention is paid to the 'single player economies.' Richard Knight argues they're no less important — while a bad economic setup won't ruin an otherwise good game, it can put a d [..]
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Ian Bogost on Advertising in Games [Money Money Money]   Ok, so a billboard in a driving game may make sense — but what about games where it doesn't make sense? As Ian Bogost points out, "Would an orc order pizza? Does a dystopian planet from the future need a pacer drink?": This un [..]
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Killing Should Be About Making Money, Not Taking Money [Video] Click here to read Killing Should Be About Making Money, Not Taking Money - Killing Should Be About Making Money, Not Taking Money [Video] [..]
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Ever Wonder How Much Money Game Executives Make? [Cash Money]  Click here to read Club Nintendo Updates With New Games, New Goods - Club Nintendo Updates With New Games, New Goods [Nintendo] Having dug through the various filings submitted by companies last year, The Game Trade Journal have compiled a list revealing how much the top video game executives made last year. How much? Let's just say Activision boss Bobby "What, Me Worry?" Kotick won't be sleeping on the street [..]
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How Much Money Is "Eff You" Money? -- The SAIcast Discuss mark-zuckerberg-business-insider-thinking - How Much Money Is "Eff You" Money? -- The SAIcast Discuss SUBSCRIBE TO THIS PODCAST ON ITUNES HERE >> In recent weeks, Facebook has seen some of its top employees leave the company. Why? [..]

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