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Microsoft Releases Kinect Motion-Sensing Game System
Redmond, Wash. - Microsoft (NASD: MSFT) on Thursday released its Kinect
motion-sensing system for the Xbox 360.
The Associated Press reviewer gave the
device four out of...
Curt Schilling's Games Firm 38 Studios Raises $75 Million
Providence, R.I. - 38 Studios, the video game developer
founded by former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling, announced on Wednesday that
it has raised $75 million...
Supreme Court Examines Ban on Violent Game Sales to Minors
Washington - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday heard oral
arguments in a case that will determine whether or to what degree violent video
game content...
Electronic Arts Signs Five-Year Deal to Use Facebook Credits
Redwood City, Calif. - Video game publisher Electronic Arts (NASD: ERTS)
announced on Tuesday that it has signed a five-year partnership with Facebook,
to make Facebook Credits...
WWE to Increase Marketing for THQ Wrestling Games
Agoura Hills, Calif. - Video game publisher THQ (NASD: THQI) on Monday
announced an agreement with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) (NYSE: WWE), which will see
THQ-developed WWE games...
Microsoft to Acquire 3D Image Sensor Maker Canesta
Sunnyvale, Calif. - Canesta, a developer of
3D image sensors that late last year raised $16 million in funding, said it has
signed a deal to...
Media Coalition Urges SCOTUS to Nix Calif. Video Game Law
New York - Media Coalition, an association established in
1973 to defend First Amendment rights with regard to media, on Monday filed a
friend of the...
Holiday Sales of Motion Controllers for PS3, Xbox to Hit 4.5...
Framingham, Mass. - Microsoft (NASD: MSFT) will sell 2.5 million to 3
million Kinect motion-sensing game controller systems for the Xbox 360 in the
U.S. during the...
CEO of Game Publisher Take-Two Interactive Exits
New York - "Grand Theft Auto" video game publisher
Take-Two Interactive (NASD: TTWO) announced on Friday that CEO Ben Feder will step down to
pursue travel plans...
Nintendo Cites Yen, Weaker Sales for First Half Loss
Tokyo - Nintendo cited a strong yen and weak foreign sales
for a loss of $24.6 million during the first half of its fiscal year,...
