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The live-action film is expected to be a "family friendly comedy."
Australian Interactive Games Fund has been announced by the federal government; money will support Australian game-development studios and gamemakers over the next three years.
Chances are, if you have a smartphone, you've played Fruit Ninja. Whether you're a sensei or a humble grasshopper, Luke Muscat and Phil Larsen give you 10 things you definitely ...
Gutsu and Truffles are two new characters in the latest update celebrating the second anniversary of Fruit Ninja!
Fruit Ninja fans from Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane are invited to enter for a chance to win the title of Fruit Ninja Master; winner to receive a trip for two ...
Studio reveals that development plans for its new Sydney branch are still being finalised, despite details of its new game being leaked by the NSW government; new studio is part ...
GameSpot's Laura Parker assesses whether the growing influence of mobile games presents a threat or an opportunity for the wider video game industry.
This week on Crosshairs we chat to 2K about moral choices and sand in Spec Ops: The Line, and Laura gives us a report on what the future of mobile ...
Q&A: Halfbrick marketing director Phil Larsen talks about the Aussie studio's expansion plans and the future of its franchises.
Check out the hate a ninja has for fruit in this Fruit Ninja Trailer.
Job posting reveals Brisbane-based mobile gaming specialist Halfbrick planning a Sydney branch.
New Australian pricing structure for apps means that lower-tier games are now on parity with US pricing.
We count down to the 2011 Electronic Entertainment Expo with a series of features about the issues affecting the future of the games industry.
E3 2011: USA Today reports Microsoft is readying an Xbox Live version of Halfbrick's popular iPhone and iPad game; rumored theme-park-centric title also outed.
Korea's ratings board reveals mobile game is being ported to Microsoft's motion control system.
iFest set for Canberra, Sydney, and Melbourne over the next few weeks.
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