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Nintendo’s DS has shown terrific performance in the Japanese market, with every top ten title in the all formats charts exclusive to the system.

Troubled publisher Atari has vowed to fight being delisted from the NASDAQ stock market.

The 2006 British Academy Video Game Awards will be sponsored by Nokia N-Gage and PC World.

Sony Computer Entertainment Japan has revealed the PSP camera and GPS peripherals will retail for 5000 Yen (33 Euro) and 6000 Yen (40 Euro) respectively.

Nintendo of Europe has confirmed to GamesIndustry.biz that new details regarding its Wii console, software and most certainly price and launch date, will be revealed September 15th in Europe.

Downloads via Microsoft’s Xbox Live Marketplace have surpassed the 50 million mark, doubling the 25 million figure reached only three months ago.

Battlefield 2142 will be the first title from Electronic Arts to incorporate dynamic in-game advertising, under a new deal with IGA Worldwide.

Sony may be forced to drastically cut its PS3 unit shipments for the launch of the console in November, due to a shortage of blue laser diodes.

Microsoft Japan will be offering Xbox Live consumers access to demos, trailers and other content from the Tokyo Game Show and Barcelona X06.

The inability of publishers and platform holders to communicate with companies outside of the games industry is holding back the entire market, according to GameCity organiser Iain Simons.

Dead Rising, Capcom’s first original title for the Xbox 360, has shipped over 500,000 units in its first two weeks of sale in the US.

Microsoft’s external HD-DVD drive for Xbox 360 will not be available in Asia, according to reports quoting sources from Microsoft Taiwan.

The Chart Track all-formats chart is suffering from the traditional summer lull this week, as only one new entry breaks the top ten - while there’s no change for the top six titles.

Chris Williams, project lead for LucasArts’ next-generation Indiana Jones game, has been confirmed as a keynote speaker for October’s Game Developers Conference in London.

As the controversy over forthcoming Rockstar title Bully continues, footage of a group of anti-bullying campaigners protesting outside Take-Two's Manhattan offices has appeared online.

Introversion on how to play illegal downloaders at their own game.

Electronic Arts, Sony Computer Entertainment Europe and Bizarre Creations are just some of the companies confirmed for Nottingham’s GameCity event, <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> can exclusively reveal.

All three console manufacturers have praised the success of the Leipzig Games Convention after the organisers revealed that a record 183,000 visitors attended this year's show.

Creative London, part of Mayor Ken Livingstone's London Development Agency, has come out in support of the first London Games Festival, scheduled to take place in October.

The newly established European arm of publisher Conspiracy Entertainment has revealed two rally titles in development from Broadsword Interactive.

As sales of New Super Mario Bros reach one million units just 12 weeks after release in the US, Nintendo has revealed two new editions of the DS Lite for the territory.

In a refreshing take on the battle against software piracy, developer Introversion has revealed that it 'causes mayhem' on peer-to-peer networks to exasperate pirates and downloaders who plan to play illegal copies of its games.

Sony may have been left with a sporting injury after Microsoft's announcement of a 12-month exclusivity deal on next-gen FIFA and PES for Xbox 360, but it won't hinder sales of the PlayStation 3, according to UK retailers.

A new quality assurance game consultancy has launched, founded by veteran testing manager Andy Robson.

In less than four years, home PCs and laptops will be redundant as more users and manufacturers migrate to online storage, according to Handheld Learning MD Graham Brown-Martin.