Edinburgh Interactive Entertainment Festival returns this month; public game screenings and industry conferences confirmed.
Eight games that have shown innovation in the past year are up for the Edge Award; winner will be announced in Edinburgh in August.
Take-Two Interactive confirms closure of studio that developed Amped, Links, and Top Spin; publisher still "fully committed" to the brands.
New downloads for eight games and movies now available on Xbox 360; new demo, themes, gamer pics, in-game items offered.
2K's offbeat Xbox 360 snowboarding game rides onto Xbox Live Marketplace four and a half months after it was released to stores.
EVP Cindi Buckwalter predicts product placement via minigames, says the 360 shortage is limiting game sales and the PS3 will also face shortages.
[UPDATE]: Best Buy sets up shop in the heart of the event; order is maintained as attendees line up to be among the first Xbox 360 owners.
Microsoft's online store will sell themes for $1.87, pictures for $0.25-$0.75, Arcade games for $5-$15.
Publisher ships out its Xbox 360 launch lineup with features ballers, boarders, and bruisers.
Hoops, a great ape, and even a Western--Microsoft covers most bases with its list of day-one Xbox 360 games. Fighting and role-playing titles are noticeably absent.
Where anime, sketchbook art, and hand puppets collide: We go in-depth with 2K's multifaceted snowboarding game.
Yesterday's two-year low sets stock up for buying frenzy today, with its share price climbing $1.30.
Take-Two, Activision games add to growing list of launch games--and hype; number now reaches a possible 17.
After months of speculation, the truth behind the sock puppets is finally revealed.
2K Games representatives told us they were taking Amped in a less serious direction. That might have been the understatement of the show.
Follow-ups to tennis and snowboarding games drop this fall on Microsoft's next-generation console.
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