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When Small Means Big
The price on ngmoco may have shocked some but the company's track record justifies it.
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Breaking Up
Splitting the Xbox division from Microsoft is a controversial idea, but some of the reasoning behind it is sound.
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Legacy of Joy
PlayStation's legacy was more than games - it created a new generation of gamers.
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Featherweight Champion
The lowly tech specs of the 3DS won't be a problem, but replicating the DS' success will be difficult.
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Setting Sun?
This year's TGS suggests that the Japanese industry is far from "finished", but still has a lot to learn.
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The Boys' Treehouse
If women really are choosing to leave the core games industry, who could blame them?
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Job's Game
Steve Jobs has finally embraced gaming as a key part of Apple's business. Nintendo and Sony should be seriously worried.
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Realtime Crisis
The collapse of Realtime Worlds will impact UK development for years to come.
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Google's Got Game
The inevitable showdown between Facebook and Google looms - and games may well be the battlefield.
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Game of Life
Social and casual gaming are one facet of wider change as people embrace games in new ways.
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Magic Playdom
Disney's expensive social gaming acquisition speaks of a company desperate not to be left behind.
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Conflicting Goals
Kinect's pricing speaks of a company torn between market expansion and monetisation.
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Game Changers
Move, Natal, 3D, Blu-ray, Live - which technologies will define the console battlefield in the coming years?
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The Ivory Tower
While game developers worry about next week's deadline, are academics building gaming's long-term future?
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Community Chest
Blizzard's Real ID may be a misstep, but at least it's thinking about community, when many rivals aren't.
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Dark Glasses
The post-E3 war of words over 3D glasses reveals the true weakness of Sony's position.
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Bridge Games
E3 had plenty of core games and casual games - but where are the titles to span that gap?
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Game Changer?
If successful, Apple's iPad will demand and reward creative thinking from game developers.
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Safe Bets
The Wii offered a chance to innovate without taking huge risks, but consumers weren't interested.