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Technology Suite now includes mobile game toolsets

HandyGames™ announces the release of Spellboys – a puzzle game for mobile phones

Adam Roberts, executive VP of Vivendi Europe, has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that while the PS2 is not yet nearing the end of its life cycle, Microsoft must work with publishers to restore retail confidence in the Xbox.

Satoru Iwata has said that Nintendo doesn't think it's "necessary" to launch simultaneously worldwide, despite Microsoft's Xbox 360 rollout last year and Sony's stated intention for PS3 this November.

The introduction of online-ready next-generation consoles and a renewed focus on digital distribution channels will compliment, rather than replace traditional retails sales, GDC panel experts suggest.

Graphics chip manufacturer Nvidia, which will supply the graphical processing unit for the PlayStation 3, has signed a new contract to work on an as yet unnamed project for Sony.

Multi-million selling Right Brain Paradise game series gets new name and is set for US and European launch.

EA Los Angeles' vice president and general manager, Neil Young, warned GDC attendees that even large companies cannot survive in the industry without further innovation and original IP.

Topware Interactive set to ship updated version of critically acclaimed racing title to the US market

More than a decade after the original PlayStation went into production and with more than 100 million units sold worldwide, Sony has confirmed that manufacturing of the 32-bit console has finally ceased.

Pokémon celebrates its 10th Anniversary

Just another Atlantis puzzler? It appears not!

Sony Online Entertainment, the Austin-based MMO specialists responsible for Star Wars: Galaxies, has confirmed reports that chief creative officer Raph Koster will be leaving the firm to pursue other interests.

With just days to go until Toshiba's first high-definition DVD players were due to go on sale in the US, the company has announced that the launch has been delayed by approximately one month.

DISCOVER MEDIEVAL IRELAND FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR COMPUTER!

Gamedozer's Tikiballs cursed with great gameplay

Publishing rights secured by the newly-formed developer/publisher.

Deep Silver unveils 5 RfB multiplayer modes

Chatter at the Game Developers Conference in San Jose is strongly suggesting that Microsoft is on the verge of signing a deal to acquire British developer Lionhead, with rival bidder Ubisoft reported to be out of the running.