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LucasArts and Free Radical team up for next-gen project
Free Radical Design, the studio behind the Timesplitters series, has teamed up with LucasArts to produce a new title for next-generation machines.
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Future Publishing issues £3.5 million profit warning
Blaming poor performance in both advertising and newsstand sales, Future Publishing has issued its third profit warning this year.
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Worldwide studios VP David Gardner discusses the changes taking place at the publishing giant.
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Media giants are turning away from publisher acquisitions - Williams
The looming spectre of media conglomerates threatening to swoop for some of the biggest games publishers in the industry has past, according to a leading Wall Street analyst.
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EA expects Wii to retail for $170
Electronic Arts has revealed it expects the Nintendo Wii to retail in the US for around $170.
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Massive Network to provide ads in Auto Assault
Specialist MMO publisher NCsoft has announced that it will be partnering with ad company Massive Network to provide dynamic in-game advertising for upcoming car-combat title Auto Assault.
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$2.6 million net loss for Majesco
Struggling US publisher Majesco has reported a net loss of $2.6 million for the first quarter of 2006, compared to a net loss of $400,000 for the same period last year.
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Sony rumbled again in DualShock court case
The latest attempt by Sony to overturn a court ruling in favour of Immersion Corporation has been foiled, The Wall Street Journal is reporting. Immersion has successfully sued Sony for infringing copyright of vibrating controllers.
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UK Charts: Streets too tough for Advanced Warfighter
Electronic Arts continues to dominate the UK's All Formats Entertainment Charts this week, with a magnificent seven titles clogging up the top ten, barely leaving room for rival publishers Ubisoft, Codemasters and Konami to steal a little glory.
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BioWare establishes new studio to develop MMOG titles
Ambitious developer BioWare has confirmed that it has established a new development studio which has already begun work on the company's first title for the massively multiplayer online market.
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Infogrames requests extension for interest payments
Troubled Infogrames, parent company of games publisher Atari, is seeking an extension to deadlines given for repayment of 13.4 million Euros, due March 15th. The firm is also hoping to re-establish credit lines previously terminated by HSBC Business Credi
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Tennessee senator proposes outright violent games ban
Violent video games should be banned from being sold to anyone of any age in the state of Tennessee, according to a bill proposed by Senator Tommy Kilby, who claims that it represents the concerns of parents and law enforcement officials.
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UK Charts: Burning Crusade enjoys red hot sales
World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade takes the top spot in the All Formats charts this week, becoming the second fast-selling PC game in chart history