Former Nexon CEO, Won Il Sue, now in charge of managing Nexon America's strategic partnerships.

Metal Gear Solid 4 sound director, Sotaro Tojima, becomes the latest signing for Microsoft’s 343 Industries.

EA CEO John Riccitiello sees people who pirate games as a potential new marketplace.

3D gaming market predicted to grow from a few thousand gamers to an expected worldwide market of over 40 million.

Developer releases ‘Hot Holidays’ car pack and plans more DLC for early 2010.

Pre-Christmas software update to introduce range of downloadable title to Sony’s home console.

Publisher believes new online service Uplay can help establish a stronger connection with its consumers.

God Of War creator labels the Australian classification board’s methods as "utter BS".

Performance of GTA IV DLC and GTA: Chinatown Wars raises questions about the strength of Take-Two’s crown jewel, says analyst.

Government funding will help establish a specialist development centre at Abertay University and a new centre of excellence in Manchester.

Console price cuts and major releases like Modern Warfare 2 and FIFA 10 fail to halt decline in domestic and international sales.

Judge rules against Nintendo, saying developers should be allowed to create applications for the platform at their own free will.

Patent reveals further possibilities for Sony’s PlayStation 3 motion controller.

Krome Studios first in line to take up the initiative, which aims to minimise risk taking.

Japanese developer teams with start-up firm Gaijinworks for Virtual Console releases.

Kim Swift, best known for her work on Portal, will focus on creating games aimed at a wider audience.

Second title based on Ultimate Fighting license to debut during the 2009 Spike TV Video Game Awards.

TIGA and UK games industry executives visit Downing Street to submit a petition calling for the introduction of tax relief for the sector.

Skateboarder criticises reviewers for judging Tony Hawk: Ride before playing the game, which recently failed to crack the UK chart top 40.

Modern Warfare 2 expected to have driven game sales in the US last month, but hardware sales believed to have declined year-on-year.