Archive for the ‘News’ Category.
December 15, 2010, 10:31 am
Review: ‘Tron’ video game suffers power shortage
As a young video-game fanatic, I was one of the first on my block to line up for “Tron” when it hit theaters in 1982. So I was one of the first to be dazzled by its then-state-of-the-art computer graphics – and disappointed with its jerry-built story of corporate espionage, a tale with less emotional resonance than a game of “Asteroids.”
Read more on WFMJ Youngstown
Best video games of 2010
The BP oil spill. Bickering politicians. More Jersey Shore.
Read more on Reno Gazette-Journal
December 14, 2010, 10:32 pm
US video game sales rise 8 percent in November
U.S. video game sales in November rose 8 percent from a year ago to $ 2.99 billion, helped by Microsoft Corp.’s new motion-detecting controller, Kinect, and hot sales of the first-person shooter “Call of Duty: Black Ops.”
Read more on AP via Yahoo! Finance
US video game sales rise 8 percent in November
(AP) — U.S. video game sales in November rose 8 percent from a year ago to $ 2.99 billion, helped by Microsoft Corp.’s new motion-detecting controller, Kinect, and hot sales of the first-person shooter “Call of Duty: Black Ops.”
Read more on PhysOrg
December 14, 2010, 10:38 am
Xbox 360 Surges, Wii Rallies, PS3 Slumps in November Video Game Sales
November video game industry sales rallied higher than expected, offering bracing news for everyone but Sony.
Read more on PC World
Xbox 360 Surges, Wii Rallies, PS3 Slumps in November Video Game Sales
November video game industry sales rallied higher than expected, offering bracing news for everyone but Sony.
Read more on PC World
U.S. video game sales rise 8 percent in November
U.S. video game sales in November rose 8 percent from a year ago to $ 2.99 billion, helped by Microsoft’s new motion-detecting controller, Kinect, and hot sales of the first-person shooter ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops.’
Read more on San Jose Mercury News
U.S. video game sales rise 8 percent in November
U.S. video game sales in November rose 8 percent from a year ago to $ 2.99 billion, helped by Microsoft’s new motion-detecting controller, Kinect, and hot sales of the first-person shooter “Call of Duty: Black Ops.”
Read more on Inside Bay Area
