Activision Blizzard announces new Call of Duty online game for China
Like clockwork, Activision Blizzard announced a new Call of Duty game. But this one is going to be very different. The company said in...
Activision Blizzard beats revenue estimates thanks to strong Black Ops sales
Activision Blizzard, the biggest independent publisher of video games, reported financial results today that beat analysts’ expectations for its first fiscal quarter. The company...
Bad information spreading on PlayStation Network’s return date: nothing new, folks
There was some unfortunate wording in a Bloomberg news report on Sunday about Sony’s PlayStation Network, leading many publications to report that the network...
Zynga acquires 13th new company — er, hires two guys
Social game maker Zynga announced today that it has hired two new employees who created the cocos2d iPhone open source project. The new employees...
Nvidia acquires Icera mobile wireless chip maker for $367M
Updated with internal memo: Moving deeper into mobile chips, Nvidia said it has agreed to buy mobile wireless chip design firm Icera for $367...
Reviews Spotlight: Osama bin Laden, Thor, Age of Empires, and Monster Tale
Are you curious to know what Thor and Osama bin Laden have in common? Can you explain why publisher Majestic publishes good games that...
How much will Activision say about new Call of Duty on Monday?
Activision Blizzard has been launching a new Call of Duty game every November for the past few years. So gamers are getting anxious about...
Sniping in Section 8: Prejudice makes running away even more important
Something about sniping just makes my heart all warm and fuzzy. Perhaps it's the thrill of toying with the virtual life of an enemy...
Instant video game lets you kill bin Laden yourself
Kuma Games has created a new episode of its reality-based video game KumaWar where you can kill Osama bin Laden yourself. Based on publicly...
Sony’s PlayStation Network hack attack repair bill: $1.6 million or $1.25 billion?
Video game fans aren’t the only ones waiting for Sony to say more about the PlayStation Network’s woes. Wall Street is getting a little...