The Wii U has been selling about as well as used toilet paper, but Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata thinks that the system’s problem isn’t its price, but its software line-up.
Square Enix has been having a rough year, but things are looking (slightly) better for the battered Japanese mega-publisher: while the company still reported a loss for Q1 2013, the losses weren’t as bad as expected, and Square Enix credits the popularity of their mobile titles …
It’s the end of the fiscal quarter, so that means a lot of boring financial news will be coming your way this week: while Nintendo and Sony both managed to post a profit this quarter, it looks like the third parties weren’t so lucky, as it …
Following nearly two years of failing to meet their own sales expectations, Nintendo announced today that they’ve managed to get back into the black again by posting a healthy $88 million dollar profit for the first quarter of the 2013 fiscal year.
Activision Blizzard will no longer be part of multimedia conglomerate Vivendi Universal, the two companies announced late last night. For the first time since 2007, Activision Blizzard will be able to operate as its own, independent company once it buys back its own shares from its …
I’m not sure how discounted video games are supposed to help you get ready for the upcoming school year, but Best Buy’s annual Back to School sale is marking the end of summer with some pretty decent deals on some great games.
The NPD’s for June are out, and things have turned out pretty much the way that most people expected them to: The Last of Us has ridden the wave of nearly unanimous critical acclaim all the way to the bank, the 3DS continues to prove that …
May was a relatively quiet month for new releases (it’s the calm before the storm of E3,) and while the industry suffered an overall decline in both software and hardware sales once again, a few companies did manage to generate some respectable sales during the month: …
Some big changes might be in store for Sony, as the company is considering selling and spinning the company’s entertainment division off into its own company, completely separate from Sony’s electronics and hardware divisions .