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[UPDATE] The Japanese publisher confirms it has sold off Visual Concepts and its Kush subsidiary for a bargain price of $24 million.
Publisher's financial statement reveals it has the "right to acquire" the Sega-owned maker of ESPN Videogames; Amped studio deal outlined in detail.
Execs make it clear that time is running out on the $20 price tag for ESPN-branded titles.
Five GameSpot editors tackle sports gaming's toughest topics. This time out: wrestling online, a DS driving game, the NHL lockout, and why Billy Crystal is a liar.
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Industry analyst reiterates "buy" rating for Take-Two; calls $19.99 price point a "brilliant maneuver." Holds no grudges, "buy" rating also given to EA.
Online cheesers, catch-up AI, shoddy player ratings. We all love sports games, but there are a number of things that could be improved that would make them even better. Read ...
It's all but assured that the professional hockey season will be cancelled or at least delayed by a lockout. But hockey fans need not fret! We have tips on how ...
Grand Theft Auto publisher looks to a strong Q4 product lineup to offset losses, folds Gathering into Global Star.
Budget-priced hockey title from Visual Concepts is in stores now; joins NFL 2K5 on shelves at a price designed to compete with EA Sports' brands.
$19.99 puckfest skates off to the factory, due September 1.
Visual Concepts confirms its upcoming hockey game will also bear ESPN NFL 2K5's low price point--and arrive one week earlier.
We get hands-on with ESPN NHL 2K5 for the first time since E3.
EBgames.com now lists two more sports sims as budget-priced; Visual Concepts has no official comment--yet.
League MVP and Stanley Cup champion will appear on the box for Visual Concepts' new puck-fest.
Jade Empire, Mech Assault 2, and Sid Meier’s Pirates! will be playable on the annual concert-hopping game fair.
Take-Two signs copublishing and exclusive worldwide distribution deal for all of Sega's ESPN-branded sports games.
Get ready to drop the burnt biscuit, because ESPN's hockey franchise is returning for another season.
A full court of new ESPN titles will join Amazing Island, Blood Will Tell, Virtua Quest, Otogi 2, and others in Los Angeles.
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