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New Webpage Allows a Glimpse Into The Dom3 Process!

Highly coveted award to be revealed at EIEF06

LMA Manager 2007 to kick off the new season in style this September on Xbox 360 and PC. Plus updated edition for PlayStation 2 confirmed

Former Ubisoft COO Martin Tremblay will have to wait even longer before joining Vivendi after a Quebec court extended a temporary injunction to prevent him from starting his new job until June.

The House committee for the state of Louisiana has unanimously passed a new videogames legislation bill, in spite of questions regarding its validity due to constitutional protection of freedom of speech.

Xbox Live becomes the world's largest platform for high-definition on-demand content

Launched in May 2006, TwoBitArcade.com promises to treat it's customers with respect. Really.

Winners Will Be Announced Friday, May 19 at GameTrailers.com

BBC AMERICA launches exclusive online game for primetime soap, Footballers Wive$

Powerful Linux-based Handheld Gaming and Entertainment Console Delivers Outstanding Gameplay and Industry-Leading Media Playback

The latest US videogame sales data from NPD has revealed a 16 per cent rise in software sales during April, reaching USD 699 million and ending seven consecutive months of decline.

SCEA boss Kaz Hirai has said that he expects around 15 software titles to launch with the PlayStation 3 this November, responding to comments from publishers criticising the firm's slow release of information to developers.

Vivendi Games has surprised analysts by posting first quarter earnings of EURO 23 million, an increase of 109 per cent over the same period last year - and has raised its forecast for the rest of 2006.

Solid showing, but Nintendo still has questions to answer.

With a football theme, just in time for the World Cup

Publisher Lighthouse Interactive today released a further patch for its acclaimed adventure game 'Keepsake'.

DEVELOPER TO FOCUS ON NINTENDO PLATFORMS

Speaking to our sister site <emph>Mobileindustry.biz</emph>, I-play's CEO has defended the company against claims of insolvency following heavy losses in 2005, reaffirming its position as the second largest mobile games publisher in the US.

Publisher's position has "never been stronger," says CEO

Microsoft has filed a countersuit against IT firm Lucent, accusing the company of infringing on its patent rights and denying claims that Lucent's proprietary technology is used in the Xbox 360.

HandyGames™ brings the famous memory® board game to mobile phones