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Snap-on LCD monitor and speakers to make last shipment in August.

Western publisher sells ninja series rights to Japanese publisher. Bizarre, eh?

More difficulty for embattled publisher as key sports and action licenses are pulled.

Embattled publisher faces serious difficulty if new credit facility fails to appear.

New CEO to head up newly renamed division, as Squeenix shuffles global team.

Could Chronicles of Riddick become a game franchise despite movie disappointment?

Retailer error, or is the critically acclaimed Xbox FPS PC-bound this November?

European MD set to move to new role at Digital Bridges.

New scheme gives US gamers a new incentive to get their friends online.

Sales drop in 2003 continues pattern of long-term decline.

Hitmaker and Amusement Vision fall off the web, while others pare down their presence.

Another RPG joins the Cube's swelling line-up, courtesy of Camelot.

Valve aiming to get its opus out the door by the end of summer. More details on various Source ports and the question of disk space, too.

Development set to get underway on integrated PlayStation network system.

Retailers promoting "just announced" date, Activision denying knowledge.

Index selling the cheapest Cubes on the high street, but this isn't a stock clear-out.

Craft and Meister formed by former Capcom pair.

New ways to make money from games being explored by media corporation.

No cuts at Blizzard, but Sierra winks out of existence as Vivendi restructures.

Problems with doing GTA gameplay online haven't been solved, says Houser.

After a rocky start, Sony hopes new features will win consumers over

Long arm of the law extended by assistance from gaming community.

Nintendo Europe managing director David Gosen has strongly criticised Microsoft for attempting to drive the industry to a hardware transition too early, and also attacked the games media for its focus on the next generation.

House of Pain, Pantera, Faith No More, The Cure and Violent Femmes amongst artists set to appear in future sports titles.

Mammoth buyout ruled out, but Viacom may still be hunting for a publisher.