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9th June, 2008
Ubisoft a possible Take-Two suitor, suggests Forbes
Forbes suggests that Ubisoft may be one of the interested parties Take-Two claims to be talking with
Atari appoints Flynn senior VP of sales
Atari Inc has announced the appointment of Tim Flynn as its senior vice president of sales effective immediately
Over 250,000 iPhone SDK downloads, says Jobs
New 3G iPhones capable of downloading applications will be available on July 11 starting at USD 199
Women In Games Conference announces keynotes
The Women In Games Conference has announced its keynote speakers and extended the submission deadline
Lego Indiana Jones whips GTA IV on UK charts
Indy puts an end to GTA IV's five week stint at number one, though Take-Two's game still places second ahead of GRID
GTA IV didn't boost console sales, says analysts
Analysts predict a 30-39 per cent growth in software sales but say Rockstar's game didn't spur on Xbox 360 or PS3 sales
NLGD programme announced
The Festival of Games will be held June 14-21, in Utrecht, The Netherlands and feature an array of speakers
Edinburgh Interactive Festival dates announced
The event will be taking place over August 10-12 in tandem with Dare to be Digital's Dare ProtoPlay
Blu-ray adoption outpaces DVD
Singulus says Blu-ray tech orders have "far exceeded" those of the previous generation
id: ESA departure temporary, not political
But ECA boss says more companies likely to quit US trade association
Nintendo's New Zealand distributor goes bust
Publisher's future in the country uncertain as SPI placed in receivership
Bach: "Windows Mobile will outsell the iPhone"
Robbie Bach says he expects to outsell Apple's phone, dismisses rumours of a Blu-ray update for next generation of Xbox
Women gamers just as competitive as men, says Ryan
Oberon's COO thinks that action-puzzle games can bridge the core and casual markets
