Archive (Page 4446)

Nokia's E3 press conference has revealed that a number of new publishers are set to support the N-Gage game deck, including Atari and Capcom, with eight new software titles for the system being unveiled.

"Our revolution is well underway" was Satoru Iwata's triumphant E3 message, as the Nintendo chief outlined the company's plan to make its next home console take gaming forward in a new and innovative direction.

Nintendo's pre-E3 press conference in Los Angeles has seen the Nintendo DS handheld taking a public bow for the first time - confirming the veracity of earlier leaked information and images, and revealing an impressive line-up of software.

Sony has taken the wraps off the latest addition to the PlayStation family at its pre-E3 press conference in Los Angeles, with the diminutive PSP revealed to be remarkably similar to previously released concept designs.

Sony's first announcement of E3 this year was that the PlayStation 2 is to drop in price to $149.99 in the United States, effective immediately - mirroring a similar drop by the Xbox at the end of March.

Further information about the forthcoming Nintendo DS handheld has emerged just hours ahead of its official unveiling in Los Angeles - including what purports to be the first picture of the hardware, and details of some software demos.

The capabilities of the Xbox Live service are set to be extended once again later this year, with new video chat functionality and the ability to download arcade style games being announced at Microsoft's pre-E3 conference.

Giant publisher Electronic Arts has finally settled its differences with Microsoft over the Xbox Live online service, and will be Live-enabling most of its key titles in future - including, crucially, the bulk of the EA Sports range.

A new edition of the Game Boy Advance SP modelled after the NES console is set to launch in Europe on July 9th, alongside eight classic NES software titles which are being released at a budget price point for the system.