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Studio behind Conduit 2, Tournament of Legends trims payroll, projects in development continue as scheduled.
House of the Dead: Overkill, MadWorld, and The Conduit bundled into one package for Australia and New Zealand.
Company president and COO Mike Hayes says Nintendo's massive installed base allows even niche markets to be successful; The Conduit sells 150K worldwide.
Publisher's gaming division revenues plummet 40%; Conduit racks up 150,000 in sales as Virtua Tennis serves up 790,000; PS2 support apparently discontinued.
Sega's core sci-fi shooter sells under 72,000; EA's first tennis game fouls out with 54,000 sold as THQ's acclaimed sci-fi shooter only sells 67,600 units on PS3; Call of Juarez ...
Prototype tops NPD's monthly non-PC top 20 with nearly 600,000 units, while Ghostbusters just misses the top 10; Sims 3 new PC king, Spore Galactic Adventures opens strong.
Knock 'em, sock 'em robots and ring generals lead a busy week at retail along with the Conduit, Spore expansion, Resident Evil Archives, and new Shin Megami Tensei and Overlord ...
Nintendo shows a quick glimpse of The Conduit in trailer form during its E3 2009 press conference.
The Conduit is one of the Wii's few first-person shooters, and we managed to score some time on its 12-player multiplayer mode.
High Voltage's Eric Nofsinger confirms a pair of new titles exclusive to Nintendo's console will be unveiled at expo next month.
Sega and High Voltage Software's sci-fi FPS targets Nintendo's console this summer.
Nintendo updates Wii and DS release lists, tagging dates to boxing revamp and New Play Control line; Excitebots, Legendary Starfy announced.
Nintendo offers brief release update for a handful of Wii, DS titles; DSi due by summer.
Wii first-person shooter from High Voltage finds a worldwide partner in Sonic publisher; game set for spring 2009 launch.
We get an updated look at the visually impressive, Wii-exclusive FPS.
At San Francisco event, Nintendo of America unveils new Punch-Out and Fire Emblem, $29.99 Wii Speak Channel due next month, promises increased DS and Wii supply for Q4, new storage ...
We defend the planet from an alien invasion on the Nintendo Wii.
High Voltage CCO tells GameSpot why good graphics are worthwhile on the Wii, and why some publishers aren't keen on multiplayer games for Nintendo's console.
Leisure Suit Larry: Magnum Cum Laude studio readying Wii-exclusive first-person shooter, due Q1 2009.
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