Marybeth Hicks of the Washington Times calls out the latest Call of Duty game in her column titled, "Reject violent video games."
Read the Full StoryYou might think that the rise of gaming on the iPhone and iPod Touch has eaten into more traditional game sales, but GameStop sees the business as more complementary.
Read the Full StoryMoviefone uncovers details (buried in the sand, of course) to the big budget Prince of Persia film, starring Jake Gyllenhaal.
Read the Full StoryOn the week that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 releases, the Activision CEO talks about the game's entertainment value.
Read the Full StoryListen up former EA staff, this might be just what you need! The browser-based gaming company is looking for people in product management, marketing, web development, and more.
Read the Full StoryBroadpoint AmTech analyst Ben Schachter believes Infinity Ward's mega hit has already sold a whopping 7 million units.
Read the Full StoryIt's better than nothing, but the real life equivalents of the 'virtual' workouts are found to be better exercises.
Read the Full StoryWith very few new Wii accessories, sales for Q2 dipped 16%, but Mad Catz hopes to bounce back with Modern Warfare 2 related items.
Read the Full StoryU.S. totals have not yet been revealed, but ChartTrack in the U.K. notes that Modern Warfare 2 has already set a new record.
Read the Full StoryAssuming this report holds up, we'll be seeing over a dozen titles for Natal when it launches.
Read the Full StoryEA has yet to specify which studios will be the most affected by the 1,500 layoffs, but it's not looking good for the Command & Conquer team.
Read the Full StoryNo word on whether his company is working on something where "you can jack into The Matrix!"
Read the Full StoryThe retailer defends its used business, saying it's an "enabler" for the average consumer. We're told that over 20% of new games sold at GameStop are funded by trade-in credits.
Read the Full StoryHouseholds that purchased the first Modern Warfare typically spend close to three times the amount on video games than the average game buying household.
Read the Full Story"I thought the games industry had moved beyond shock tactics for shock tactics sake," says Marc Cieslak.
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