E3 2012
-
The videogame company on Tuesday rolled out a string of top franchises that will support the launch of Wii U, its next generation home console system and gave fans a better idea of what will make that system unique.
-
Nintendo lost $551 million in its fiscal year ending on March 31, and now it's counting on its new console, the Wii U to turn everything around.
-
Here at E3, Take-Two announced a number of new mobile games, including a number built on Nickelodeon brands. The idea is to go wherever consumers are, and Take-Two doesn't care if they're on their smart-phones or consoles.
-
We've compiled a list of the games you can expect to be in demand this coming holiday season. Click through to see the hottest games.
-
Sales in the videogame industry have been declining for more than three years, but it's still a field that's creating high-net-worth individuals at a rapid clip.
-
Every industry has down cycles, but for several companies in the videogame space, 2012 can't end soon enough.
-
As Nintendo prepares to launch the Wii U later this year and Microsoft and Sony gear up for expected 2013 launches for their next generation consoles, there's a sense of excitement building in the videogame industry — but there's also a sense of fear.
-
Julia Boorstin brings you the insight you need to better understand this evolving but ever entertaining industry.
Media Money with Julia Boorstin
-
A new version of Zinio's magazine reading app is designed exclusively for Nokia's Lumia Windows Phone 8.
-
Microsoft debuted its next generation Xbox, "Xbox One," which allows users to switch easily between entertainment options.
-
In the wake of Yahoo buying Tumblr for $1.1 billion, the attention has shifted to who could be next.