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While Phantom Dust might not leave Japan at all.

Sony's desire for original concepts convinces Armed and Dangerous/Giants developer.

Warner Bros reckons so. Boss Jason Hall wants to target publishers who "exploit movie studios all day long" with bad products.

High end arcade board to be delivered early next year.

European clash of the handheld titans in line for March 18th 2005, claims UK retail magazine.

Developer breaks silence to bring an end to "premium charge" rumours.

"Father of the PlayStation" expands his domain at Sony Corp.

EA Sports' rivals heave a sigh of relief as reports are decried as false.

Ten years on, the venerable PlayStation celebrates the 100 million mark.

Could EA's buying power sink its rivals' American Football efforts?

World Exclusive: The biggest independent publisher in the business has even bigger plans for the future - and there's no time to rest on his laurels for EA's CEO Larry Probst, who spoke exclusively to GamesIndustry.biz about his company's ambition.

Sega acquisition set to be concluded in October in massive buyout deal.

Handheld titles in the pipeline for key Brit studio.

PSP and DS support confirmed, but still no white smoke on Live.

Ascendant Britsoft developer picks up another major contract.

Mary-Kate and Ashley: Sue Your Game Publisher.

Buyout of Canadian developer bulks up internal product development capacity.

Cutbacks follow on from project cancellations - with no new president yet appointed.

Starts work on new PC/Xbox title. New Chicago based studio to have small core staff, wide range of contractors.

More cash for the Phantom ahead of E3 public debut.

EA Trax hiccough lands Redwood Shores based publisher in court.

New studio line-up begins to read like Capcom All-Stars, and new game Okami exemplifies creative approach.

Obviously "From the studio that brought you Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia" looks good on boxes.

The Urbz brings Sims to the big city, gives them an EyeToy to play with.

Ninty backs Majesco's GBA video player with one of its biggest franchises.