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Atlus: Catherine Ships 200K In First Week
Atlus has revealed that its puzzle-game-meets-relationship-anime
Catherine has shipped over 200,000 copies in its first week on U.S. store shelves, according to the company.
08.03.11 |
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Kyle Orland |
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Glu Mobile Selling Gun Bros. Weapon For Nearly $500
Glu Mobile is pushing the limits of in-game item pricing for free-to-play titles, increasing the asking price for an extremely powerful
Gun Bros.' weapon to the equivalent of over $487.
08.02.11 |
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Kyle Orland |
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Iwata: 3DS Publishers 'Greatly Relieved' After Price Drop
Nintendo president Satoru Iwata said the company's 3DS game publishing partners were "greatly relieved" by the system's recently-announced price drop, which will help increase the potential audience for their titles.
08.02.11 |
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Kyle Orland
Veteran Flash 3D Developer Hauwert Joins Unity Team
Freelance consultant and developer Ralph Hauwert, a key player in the development of 3D content for Adobe's Flash, has joined Unity Technologies to assist in the development of the company's Flash export tool.
08.01.11 |
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Kyle Orland
Adobe Shows HTML5 Support With Edge Tool Preview
Adobe has released its first public preview of Edge, a new tool that will let users create interactive web content and games in the emerging HTML5 standard rather than Adobe' own proprietary Flash format.
08.01.11 |
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Kyle Orland |
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Namco Bandai Profits Rise On Increased Game Sales
Namco Bandai posted improved profits for the three-month period ending June 30, thanks in part to increased worldwide game sales and revenues, including 3DS game sales that outpaced those for the original DS.
08.01.11 |
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Kyle Orland
AIAS Announces Philanthropic Scholarship Recipients For 2011
The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences today announced the four recipients of its annual Randy Pausch and Mark Beaumont Scholarships, who will each receive $2,500 to put towards their game-related education.
08.01.11 |
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Kyle Orland
Zynga Faces Patent Infringement Lawsuit From Segan LLC
Self-described "product invention and development company" Segan LLC has sued social gaming leader Zynga, accusing it of infringing on a patent regarding a "system for viewing content over a network" that facilitates advertising.
07.31.11 |
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Kyle Orland |
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Ubisoft Defends Internet-Connected DRM As A 'Success'
An Ubisoft spokesperson has defended the company's controversial practice of requiring a persistent internet connection to play some single-player PC titles, citing "a clear reduction in piracy" when its in place.
07.28.11 |
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Kyle Orland |
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