Electronic Arts and ESPN Sign 15-Year Deal to Sell Games
Electronic Arts, hoping to shore up its eroding dominance in the sports video game market, said yesterday that it had signed a 15-year deal giving...
Handheld battle starts in 2005
The gaming industry may be riding the crest of a wave, but Ian Hardy found out at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas...
EA to take on film and TV giants
Video game giant Electronic Arts (EA) says it wants to become the biggest entertainment firm in the world.
The US firm says it wants to...
New Age of Empires due this year
Microsoft SA has confirmed that the Age of Empires III real-time strategy PC game will be released in the second half of this year. Under...
LG develops new cell phone for 3-D games
South Korea's LG Electronics said it has developed a cell phone that can play games with realistic three-dimensional graphics at the world's fastest computing capabilities...
Gran Turismo 4 finally released in Japan
Sony's long-delayed racing game Gran Turismo 4 was finally released in Japan. A North American release is pending.
Gran Turismo 4 is off to a...
SANDISK Introduces Flash Memory Storage Card Line for Video Games
SanDisk's New Translucent Look Memory Stick Pro Duo Cards Targeted At Sony's New PlayStation Portable (PSP) Console
Disk Corporation announced today that it is entering...
Companies form mobile gaming alliance
ARM, Superscape, and Sinjisoft have forged a technology alliance to create console-quality 3D games for mobile phones.
Korea is the initial target for these games,...
CMR 2005 and TOCA 2 coming to PSP
Codemasters confirmed its support for the PlayStation Portable (PSP), the forthcoming handheld video game system from Sony Computer Entertainment. Colin McRae Rally and TOCA Race...
EA Sports fights back with aggressive price cuts
Leading publisher Electronic Arts has announced sweeping price cuts across its range of US sports titles, in a move designed to entice casual players this...
