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Midway's Harvey Smith has admitted that relatively low review scores for Blacksite are "no surprise", admitting to various problems during development.

The PlayStation 3 version of Unreal Tournament 3 has been approved by SCEA and has been released to North American manufacturing, according to Epic's Mark Rein

Epic Games' Mark Rein says that he hopes Unreal Tournament 3 will be released on PlayStation 3 this year but he doesn't think it will make it to Europe until 2008.

Midway's CEO David Zucker has said that Stranglehold has provided the company with an indication of its return on investment in European sales and distribution

Enemydown has announced their arrangement with Midway and Play.com for a GBP 50,000 Unreal Tournament 3 play-off

Midway has has said that manufacturing delays of Nintendo's Wii has had a direct affect on the company's roll-out of software to support the machine.

Midway has released third quarter financial results, with a net loss of USD 33.5 million, up from last year's third quarter loss of USD 22.2 million

David Zucker talks about the challenges of next-gen development, and how the industry is represented in mainstream media.

With the newest generation of gaming systems, the film and games industry will blend more often, with each drawing from the other

Epic Games' boss Mark Rein has stated that there is “no guarantee” Unreal Tournament 3 will make its November release on PC and PS3, casting doubts as to whether the title will remain a PlayStation 3 console exclusive this year.

Midway Games announced that Stranglehold has gone to gold master for the Xbox 360

Midway Games has announced its product portfolio to be shown at the annual Games Convention in Leipzig, Germany this week

Midway's European MD Martin Spiess has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> the publisher is investing USD 30 million in upcoming action game Stranglehold.

Midway has announced that its net revenues for Q2 2007 were USD 31.8 million, up from Q2 2006 revenues of USD 25.9 million and ahead of its prior guidance

Midway's CEO David Zucker has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that he's still concerned about sales of the PlayStation 3, but thinks the recently announced USD 100 price cut will certainly help the console in the short term.

Midway boss David Zucker on the new E3, owning IP and console price cuts.

Midway has been hit with multiple class action lawsuits this week stemming from the company's stock performance between 2005 and 2006.

Activision showed off six of its upcoming titles, with the help of some celebrity guests, at its E3 conference.

Following complaints by the Church over Resistance: Fall of Man, Midway Austin's Harvey Smith has said believes games will one day be dealing with complex subject matter as effectively as other forms of media.

Midway will be using Quazal's online technology for several upcoming next-gen games.

In the latest round of financial results, Midway has revealed that its revenues fell in the first three months of 2007, while Activision announced record revenues for the same period, and its whole fiscal year.

Midway Games is being sued over its 2004 original title Psi-Ops, by a screenwriter who claims the character and plot were stolen from a script he wrote in 1998.

Midway games has reported a loss of US $2 million (EUR 1.5m) for Q4, a significant improvement over the US $37.8 million (EUR 28.8m) loss for the fourth quarter 2005.

Midway's American football title Blitz: The League has been refused classification down under for its depiction of in-game drug use.