It was dim and hot in the exhibition hall for the Tokyo Game Show, but the perspiring fans were more interested in the latest consoles and game titles than in turning up the air conditioning or...
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- May 22, 2013
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Perfect World, one of the mainland's leading online role-playing games operators, expects to step up its international expansion plan with the acquisition of game developer Cryptic Studios from...
Digital e-books for the Nintendo DS Just when you think Nintendo has run out of 'novel' things to do, it flips everything upside down. Nintendo DS owners can now use their portable gaming device...
Beijing's demands for tighter censorship of the internet, with online games a particular target, has sparked rivalry among government agencies for control of a sector that promises fast-growing...
Fantasy and golf form a magical union in a new PlayStation Portable game that will entertain you for hours.
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Expect magical mayhem in the new fantasy anime Tales of the Abyss. Follow the exploits of Luke fon Fabre and his friends as they try to save the planet from destruction at the hands of Vandesdelca...
Your favourite arachnid superhero returns in a riveting, action-adventure saga: Spider-Man: Web of Shadows.
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