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Rockstar and Team Bondi's stylistic detective thriller resurfaces with a release window and a new edition for Microsoft's console.
NIS America dubs PSP strategy sequel "What Did I Do To Deserve This, My Lord!?", citing "conflict of interest" with an existing IP; original game to be pulled from PSN and replaced.
Only one percent of processed responses to government survey against an adult rating for games; more than 6000 responses received in total so far.
Following omission from EA's fiscal-year release schedule, the Windows edition of Visceral Games sci-fi horror sequel has apparently been put down.
Ubisoft reveals its stealth-action game sequel has achieved a new milestone; stand-alone expansion will have protagonist Ezio hit Templars head-on.
Publisher rides Final Fantasy XIII's Japanese launch, Eidos acquisition to ballooning net income of $87 million on $1.51 billion revenues.
Publisher scaling back development of new properties, declares PS3 Motion Controller support, reconfirms Oct.-Dec. earnings fell 3 percent to $682 million.
[UPDATE 2] Next installment in Ubisoft's squad-based shooter due out this holiday on PS3 and 360; Wii, PC, PS, and DS versions also confirmed; 360 Splinter Cell Conviction buyers get access to MP beta this summer.
Nintendo reaches A$1.5 million ($1.3 million) out-of-court settlement with New Super Mario Bros. Wii pirate; case could affect release timing in Australia of future Nintendo titles.
[UPDATE] Annual college hoops game, rhythm series, and Windows version of outer-space horror game all missing from Electronic Arts' 2011 release calendar; EA reportedly confirms Dead Space 2 is no more, but mum on others' status.