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NEW YORK-- Shares of GameStop Corp., which have made strong gains in 2013, sank Friday in spite of the video game retailer's better-than-expected quarterly results and increased outlook.
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**MICROSOFT CORP, Monday close $33.75.
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**MICROSOFT CORP, Monday close $33.75.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 6- Electronic Arts and Walt Disney Co sealed a multi-year licensing deal under which the video game publisher will develop games for mobile devices, PCs and consoles based on the "Star Wars" movies.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 6- Electronic Arts and Walt Disney Co sealed a multi-year licensing deal under which the video game publisher will develop games for mobile devices, PCs and consoles based on the "Star Wars" movies.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 24- Microsoft Corp will unveil its much-anticipated next-generation Xbox on May 21 following months of speculation the company is gearing up to announce a new video game console this summer.
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SAN FRANCISCO/ NEW YORK, April 24- Amazon.com Inc is known in the advertising industry as the "sleeping giant" because the world's largest Internet retailer harbors a trove of consumer-spending data that many marketers have called an unrealized opportunity.
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Sales in March were down 10 percent compared to the same time last year, according to data from research firm NPD Group.
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The videogame maker surprised the tech world this week by announcing plans to axe several games on Facebook from its Playfish acquisition.
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Sony hopes getting social with its 31 million fans on Facebook and 1.7 million Twitter followers before the November launch of Playstation 4 will build a buzz.
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Free to play games don't make a lot of sense to some investors but free-to-play titles are fast becoming one of the most lucrative areas in gaming.
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After a rocky few months, EA is hoping that new consoles will help breath new life into its gaming business.
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Traditional game makers have come under heavy pressure from social gaming companies like Rovio and Zynga, reports CNBC's Julia Boorstin. The "Street Signs" crew discuss.
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Peter Moore, Electronic Arts COO, offers insight on the firm's new game and search for a new CEO, with CNBC's Julia Boorstin.
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*Thalmic Labs plans to ship MYO devices by year-end. If Thalmic Labs makes good on its promise, Star Wars fans will soon be able to play video games with the sweep of a hand. "It's a functional device," Stephen Lake, co-founder and chief executive of Thalmic Labs, told Reuters in an interview. "
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.160x105.png?v=1363796568 "Mojang Follows Up 'Minecraft' With 'Scrolls'")
As Mojang, the maker of the popular videogame "Minecraft," gets ready to release the beta version of its next game "Scrolls" at the end of April, it is targeting a different type of gamer.
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Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello is stepping down as CEO effective March 30 after over six years on the job. Board member and former CEO Larry Probst will take over as executive chairman as the company looks for a new CEO.
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Carl Manneh, Mojang CEO, discusses how his privately-held company has become a more than $1 billion success, and why he has no plans of going public, despite acquisition offers.
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March 13- Walt Disney Co has pushed back the launch date of its new video game and toy initiative known as "Infinity" to August from June, saying it was seeking to capitalize on a more favorable retail season. It has been described as Disney's answer to Activision Blizzard's "Skylanders", one of last year's top-selling games.
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NEW YORK, March 13- A federal jury in New York on Wednesday found that video game company Nintendo Co infringed an inventor's 3- D display technology patent with its handheld 3 DS videogame system.
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At this Seattle-based, 400-employee video game developer and publisher, decisions are made by peer consensus. Seriously?