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Over 100 attendees to spend two days covering the use of games and game technologies in healthcare

A chance to read someone else's diary...

The PlayStation Portable will be well supported at next week's Tokyo Game Show, judging by various announcements from key publishers who plan to either show off their games or let the public loose on playable versions.

Latest installment in the best-selling Crash Bandicoot®

UK-based mobile games publisher Telcogames has announced the formation of a new subsidiary which will extend the company's reach into the Japanese market, with two games industry veterans to head up the operation.

It was the battle of the NFL titles in the USA last month, as both EA and Sega/Take Two released annual updates to their American Football titles - and while Madden came out a clear winner, Sega's title made up significant ground.

MC2 and Ubisoft agree distribution deal for the eagerly-awaited online role-playing epic

New York Times Bestselling Author Tracy Hickman and Writer Laura Hickman to Speak at Las Vegas Event on September 24th

Strategic Relationship Heralds Expansion of Interactive Entertainment Synergy

Midwest gaming conference taps Mencher and other industry leaders for inaugural event

The Xbox 2 rumour mill has turned over once again, after a Silicon Valley start-up boasted that a new piece of software emulation technology would allow the next-generation console to play original Xbox games.

Top of the Range Graphics Card to the best Old World Fashion Designer

Following reports that Japanese retailers had unofficially slashed the price of the Sony PSX hybrid media system, the company has now dropped the official RRP of the devices to less than two thirds of the original price.

Magazine publisher Future Network has announced its interim results for the first half of 2004, showing a rise in both circulation and advertising revenues and continued growth of its share of the games magazine market.

Gamer.tv announces When Games Attack, a new show for Bravo hosted by Dominik Diamond

Electronic Arts' hugely anticipated arcade racer Burnout 3: Takedown has gone straight in at number one in the UK leisure software chart, with the Xbox SKU becoming the fourth fastest selling Xbox title ever in the process.

See the video at www.codemasters.co.uk/clubfootball2005

A fantastic expansion for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002 and 2004 that provides AI (artificial intelligence) traffic from every corner of the globe, plus a whole lot more!

Big name retailer backs Gizmondo ahead of the Q4 UK launch