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Take-Two: Red Dead Redemption Ships 11M Units
Take-Two on Monday said its Western-themed open world title
Red Dead Redemption, published under the Rockstar Games label, has shipped over 11 million units since its May 2010 release.
08.07.11 |
News |
Kris Graft |
Opinion: THQ's Newfound Porn Obsession
Gamasutra Editor-at-large Chris Morris takes a look at THQ's use of adult entertainment stars in the promotion and voice talent for its
Saints Row games, seeing risks for the franchise in the publicity stunt.
07.21.11 |
News |
Chris Morris |
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Opinion: On Time and On Budget
In this reprinted
#altdevblogaday-opinion piece, Relic Entertainment senior AI programmer Jesse Cluff introduces the concept of Scope Plans and explains why developers should use them to build their game's core fir
07.17.11 |
News |
Jesse Cluff |
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Saling The World: NCAA Football 12 Debuts to Top Sales
Gamasutra's latest custom compiled Amazon.com charts find
Medal of Honor, NCAA Football 12, and
Just Dance 2 heading domestic multiplatform sales, while
Jikkyou Powerful Pro Yakyuu 2011 leads in Japan.
07.14.11 |
News |
Danny Cowan |
NPD: U.S. Retail Game Sales Down 10 Percent In June
The latest NPD Group report shows total U.S. retail video game industry revenues in June were down 10 percent at $1.03 billion, with console and portable games contributing the biggest decline.
07.13.11 |
News |
Frank Cifaldi |
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L.A. Noire Debuts On Top In Japan
Rockstar's 1940s adventure game
L.A. Noire was the best-selling game in Japan last week, pushing over 71,000 copies across its two versions ahead of Sony's
Infamous 2.
07.12.11 |
News |
Frank Cifaldi |
CityEngine Maker Procedural Acquired
Geographic information company Esri has acquired Procedural, the company behind 3D city modeling tool CityEngine, the company said Monday. CityEngine is used by Rockstar, THQ, Blizzard and others.
07.10.11 |
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Frank Cifaldi |
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Saling The World: Amazon Spurs Kinect Sales Stateside
Gamasutra's latest custom compiled Amazon.com charts find
Child of Eden, Kinect Sports, and
Dance Central leading domestic multiplatform sales stateside, while
L.A. Noire sees a successful debut week in Japan.
07.07.11 |
News |
Danny Cowan |
Opinion: Why Do Games Publishers Exist?
In the age of digital distribution and social marketing, do we need these inflated, expensive, inefficient organizations? Gamasutra business editor Colin Campbell gets ready for the revolution.
07.04.11 |
News |
Colin Campbell |
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Interview: Yamaoka, Shigihara, And Jackson Play For Japan
Gamasutra talks with talented composers Akira Yamaoka (
Silent Hill), Laura Shigihara (
Plants vs Zombies), and Woody Jackson (
L.A. Noire) about their work and contributions to charity album Play for Japan.
07.04.11 |
News |
Jeriaska |
Report: Rockstar Will Not Work With Team Bondi Again
Rockstar Games will not be publishing any future titles from
LA Noire developer Team Bondi due to a "badly damaged" relationship between the two companies, according to media reports.
07.04.11 |
News |
Mike Rose |
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Take Two Estimates Lowered After Disappointing Duke Sales
Analyst firm Wedbush Morgan has lowered its fiscal Q1 revenue estimates for
Duke Nukem Forever publisher Take Two Interactive, saying that the game's sell-through may be as low as half of its initial expectations.
07.04.11 |
News |
Frank Cifaldi |
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Saling The World: Child of Eden Tops U.S. Sales Charts
Gamasutra's latest custom compiled Amazon.com charts find a discounted
Child of Eden heading multiplatform sales stateside, while
Steins;Gate and its sequel continue to rank among Japan's biggest sellers.
06.30.11 |
News |
Danny Cowan |
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