The researchers at EEDAR have examined pricing trends and pricing erosion for video game software. It's believed that by the end of next year the median price will fall to $49.99.
Read the Full StoryIt’s been a lightning rod of controversy but Jesse Stern wouldn’t change it, saying, “You've got to go out on a limb sometimes.”
Read the Full StoryThe mobile games publisher is "significantly" cutting back its support for Android.
Read the Full StoryThe maker of Mario thinks that where his job has really changed is on the hardware side.
Read the Full StoryLess than two years after taking the executive role, Kaigler has decided to leave.
Read the Full StoryAfter 14 years of targeting the impact of games on children, the NIMF is shuttering at the end of the year.
Read the Full StoryA new commercial and a special on VH1 Classic will help shine a light on Harmonix latest masterpiece.
Read the Full StoryThe suit is seeking $5 million in damages, not just from Zynga, but from Facebook itself.
Read the Full StoryGameRecruiter CEO Marc Mencher continues his discussion about the importance of good communication skills in game management.
Read the Full StoryAbington IP asserts that Microsoft use of the ban hammer caused “a great deal of collateral damage.”
Read the Full StoryWe're kicking off a new series on IndustryGamers in which we'll be profiling the different positions that comprise this exciting industry. We start with composer Chance Thomas.....
Read the Full StoryThis statistic comes from Impluse owner Stardock, who also comments on how Steamworks cuts them out of more business.
Read the Full StoryThe sequel has already done better than the first Modern Warfare on PC, according to Infinity Ward's Robert Bowling.
Read the Full StoryThe people in Rio get to party like its 1999 because they’re getting the PS2!
Read the Full StoryEA may be cutting 1,500 people, but there seem to be plenty of jobs at Microsoft for Natal and other projects.
Read the Full Story
GameDaily
