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Technology - Video Games
- A look at February's top-selling video games
(AP)
AP - The top-selling video games in the U.S. in February, by number of copies sold, according to NPD Group: - Summary Box: Video game sales drop 15 percent
(AP)
AP - THE GAMES: Video game software sales dropped 15 percent in February compared to a year ago to $624.4 million. "Bioshock 2" from Take 2 Interactive, which launched in February, and "New Super Mario Bros." from Nintendo were the top two sellers. - Xbox 360 Outsold Wii in February, Says NPD
(PC World)
PC World - Microsoft's Xbox 360 outsold Nintendo's Wii in February to claim the top spot in the U.S. monthly sales ranking for the first time in more than two years, analyst group NPD said Thursday. Overall the industry had a poor month with total sales down 15 percent from February last year. - February video game sales drop 15 percent
(AP)
AP - U.S. retail sales of video games declined 15 percent in February, hurt in part by an ongoing decline in sales of music games and lower sales of the Wii system. - OnLive Plans On-Demand Streaming of Video Games
(NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - In a move to shake up the online gaming industry, OnLive has announced PC and Mac versions of its on-demand, instant-play games will roll out in June during the E3 2010 show. Here's the rub: Gamers don't have to buy a console, and they can get broadband speeds. - OnLive taking videogames into the Internet "cloud"
(AFP)
AFP - California startup OnLive plans a June 17 launch for a service that streams videogames over the Internet, meaning players can avoid buying expensive consoles or packaged software. - Sony unveils motion-sensing controller for PS3 consoles
(AFP)
AFP - Sony on Wednesday unveiled a hotly anticipated motion-sensing controller that it hopes will fuel new interest in its PlayStation 3 videogame consoles. - Sony Targets Nintendo's Wii with PS3 Move Controller
(NewsFactor)
NewsFactor - Move over, Wii. On Wednesday, Sony Computer Entertainment announced that its PlayStation 3 Move motion-based controller will launch in the fall. The controller has been discussed by Sony for some time, and was initially expected to be released this spring. - Sony's PlayStation Move: What You Need To Know
(PC World)
PC World - Sony recently launched PlayStation Move, the company's highly anticipated motion control system that translates your real world movements into video game moves. - OnLive gaming service to launch in June
(Macworld.com)
Macworld.com - Weâve talked about the glory and promises of OnLive in the pastâitâs the online gaming system that promises to let you play your favorite games whenever, wherever, and on whatever device you want. Now the gaming revolution has a street date, too: June 17, 2010. - New racing videogames set to rev up sales
(Reuters)
Reuters - Blatant disregard for oncoming traffic and speed limits will get you into serious trouble on the road, but drivers seeking similar thrills can indulge in a fleet of new racing video games due out soon. - Ahead of the Bell: Video Game Sales
(AP)
AP - U.S. video game sales could likely show a decline Thursday when the NPD Group releases its February sales figures after the market closes. - Sony unveils new motion contoller to slow Nintendo
(AP)
AP - Sony has a new message for Nintendo Wii gamers: Come join us. - MySpace upping ante in online social games
(AFP)
AFP - MySpace began courting videogame developers as it moved to capitalize on the booming popularity of playing games online at social networks. - Sony unveils new motion-controlled gaming system
(Reuters)
Reuters - Sony Corp has unveiled its new motion-controlled video game system, pitching it to both casual and hard-core gamers alike, as the company looks to ride one of the hottest trends in gaming. - Meet PlayStation Move, Sony's PS3 Motion Controller
(PC World)
PC World - Sony's upcoming motion controller finally has a name--the PlayStation Move--and it looks like a pair of aircraft traffic wands with glowing blue and pink bulbs on the ends. The company announced the name during the 2010 Games Developer Conference before proceeding to demonstrate several games and inviting attendees to give the technology a spin for themselves. - Sony Names Motion Controller: 'PlayStation Move'
(PC Magazine)
PC Magazine - The Sony PlayStation 3 motion controller now has a name: the PlayStation Move. - First lady launches contest for healthy kids games
(AP)
AP - First lady Michelle Obama challenged software and video game designers Wednesday to develop games and tools that get kids, especially 9- to 12-year-olds, excited about eating better and exercising more. - Cloud video game service OnLive to launch in June
(Reuters)
Reuters - OnLive is set to launch its "cloud-based" video game service in June, as the closely watched start-up looks to challenge home console heavyweights with the promise of on-demand gaming. - US military to step up video-game training
(AFP)
AFP - The US military plans to step up the use of video-games, hoping to curb casualties on the battlefield by training troops through simulations, a commander said Wednesday.