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| Tuesday November 7, 2006 7:50 PM EST | |
| Konami has posted higher sales and operating profit for the first half of its fiscal year, although net income is down. |
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
Konami Sales Up, Profits Down
Holiday Profile: RedOctane
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| Wednesday November 8, 2006 1:06 AM EST | |
| Next-Gen visits RedOctane in the week that its mega-sequel Guitar Hero II hits the streets. We talk to marketing boss Stacey Hirata. |
Survey: Gamer Ethics
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| Wednesday November 8, 2006 9:39 AM EST | |
| The majority of people think that playing Grand Theft Auto is more influential on behavior than watching a movie like Natural Born Killers--at least according to an extensive survey by Evolution Research. Click through for the firm's game ethics survey... |
Atari Lands $15 mln Revolver
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| Wednesday November 8, 2006 10:09 AM EST | |
| In a further attempt to get back on track, Atari has secured a $15 million three-year secured revolving credit facility. |
Japanese video game developer draws inspiration from Kurosawa ...
Japanese video game developer draws inspiration from Kurosawa ...
Canada.com -
Japanese video game producer Tetsuya Mizuguchi is the brains behind such games as "Lumines," "Rez," "Ninety-Nine Nights," "Space Channel 5," "Manx TT Superbike ...
Analyst Initiates Video Game Publishers
Analyst Initiates Video Game Publishers
NEW YORK — Bank of America analyst Michael L. Savner initiated coverage of four of the largest US video game publishers Wednesday, two of them with "Buy" and ...
Entertainment: Video Games Live 2006
Entertainment: Video Games Live 2006
I wasn't able to attend the Video Games Live music show, but a friend did; he mailed out ... Tuesday, September 12, 2006: Video Games Live at Massey Hall ... The orchestra sounded great and the hosts / video game composers Jack Wall and ...
Canada to invest in local video-game business
Canada to invest in local video-game business
GameDAILY BIZ -
Grabbing a piece of the $20 billion video game industry, the Canadian government on Wednesday said it would invest CAN$2 million ($1.76 million) to develop ...
France to Subsidize Games As Art
France to Subsidize Games As Art
Slashdot Wed, 08 Nov 2006 1:32 PM PST
The New York Times is reporting on efforts by the French culture ministry to treat videogames as art. About time. This initiative will include giving tax breaks for game development, and national recognition of game developer achievements (like the arts award received by Shigeru Miyamoto this March). >From the article: " With a total of roughly 100 video game companies, France, along with
Bar Owners Have to Remove Certain Video Games in Ohio
Bar Owners Have to Remove Certain Video Games in Ohio
WTOL News 11 Wed, 08 Nov 2006 4:00 PM PST
COLUMBUS (AP) -- Bar owners must remove video gaming machines by Nov. 11 or face sanctions, the Ohio Investigative Unit announced.
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