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Our look back on a year in which EA aggressively expanded into digital while Activision went all-in on Call Of Duty.
It is the season for making up lists of games: the best, the worst, the highest selling, the most disappointing, and so on.
Arcade-style video games are on the way out, or so analysts and CEOs would have us believe Hollywood-style spectacles are what gamers want in a full-priced boxed product.
Steven Poole explains why Whack 'Em and Hack 'Em will not be coming to a game store near you any time soon.
With the way the economy is heading these days, we should expect to see more and more companies go under, and video game development studios are not immune to such sad news.
After a couple of so-so weeks, we finally get a pair of great games worth checking out on Xbox Live Arcade.
The most important group of people to Activision are worried about the company...no, not gamers, investors.
The Call of Duty franchise might have made more money than the likes of Star Wars and Lord of the Rings, but it still has a long way to go before it overtakes them as a brand.
In a bold twist on virtual reality, fans of one of this year's most hotly anticipated video games can experience the action in an entirely different way: while driving.
In a bold twist on virtual reality, fans of one of this year's most hotly anticipated video games can experience the action in an entirely different way: while driving.
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