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Leading US games retailer reportedly purchases a majority stake in publisher of free-to-play browser titles.

Law firm alleges that Microsoft's recent wave of Xbox Live bans “has resulted in a great deal of collateral damage”.

Company also confident of hitting its target of 13 million PS3 unit sales in the current business year.

Unity CEO David Helgason to deliver keynote at new event focused on improving the state of game education.

Sony’s bestselling console gets its official launch in the emerging Latin American market.

New IP from Japanese publisher fails to turn a profit, but PSP titles fare better.

Top selling games were Madden NFL 10, Halo 3: ODST, Batman: Arkham Asylum, NBA 2K10 and Wii Sports Resort.

Lazard analyst Colin Sebastian also expects Nintendo to launch a Wii video-on-demand service in the US.

Online gaming expected to remain free, but premium PlayStation Network services could be charged for, says SCE boss Kaz Hirai.

Company also expects to launch 3D gaming on PS3 in FY2010 and an unspecified PlayStation Network subscription service.

Subscribers are about to receive a shiny new issue of Edge, featuring the debut of Eve Online maker CCP's Dust 514.

International study also finds that 35-40 per cent of players pay to play MMOs.

Free browser based MMO designed to give children the skills they need to stay safe on the roads.

Digital business on the rise at Sony Computer Entertainment America, which says PS3 sales grew almost 70 per cent last month.

Activision’s franchise expansion plans could see the publisher launch a Call Of Duty MMO.

Thousands of movies now available to download straight to PS3 and PSP.