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Games outsell all other media: Resident Evil 5 tops the lot, even Bono
According to MCV, Resident Evil 5 has done the business. Statistics from Verdict Research show that it outsold every item on the single charts (including digital sales) as well as the latest album from U2. It also...
- Posted 18 years ago
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A VC analyses what makes a good return
Fred Wilson offers an interesting analysis at his blog about what makes a good return for a VC. He starts by saying: Lawrence Aragon at PE Hub used the news that Cisco paid $590mm (in stock) for...
- Posted 18 years ago
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What do Apple’s recent announcements mean for the games industry?
Over at PocketGamer.biz, Tim Harrison (formerly Games guy at Vodafone, then Mobile guy at EA Europe), sets out what the recent announcements from Apple mean for the games industry. And his view: it’s big. Properly, game-changing huge....
- Posted 18 years ago
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Steam offers in-game transactions for downloadable content
Steam continues to make massive strides in bringing high-quality downloadable content to the masses. Their latest innovation is the the “arrival of in-game downloadable content”. Purchased through the in-game browser, it allows users to purchase additional content...
- Posted 18 years ago
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Misguided Layoff game takes on Bejewelled
Some people think it’s in bad taste; the majority seem to think it’s pretty cool. Personally, I think it’s incredibly damaging to the perception of business at a time when, frankly, we need to remember that business...
- Posted 18 years ago
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Apple reveals iPhone 3.0: lots for game developers to cheer
At a packed press conference today, Apple revealed its new OS, due out in the summer. Alongside some basic additions (cut and paste, search), there are a bunch of key features likely to be of substantial interest...
- Posted 18 years ago
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Facebook offers $100,000 to iPhone developers
Technically, it’s fbFund that’s offering the money, a fund backed by Facebook, Index and Founders Fund. TechCrunch reports that this year, fbFund will be investing $100k in an unspecified number of Facebook app developers chosen from a...
- Posted 18 years ago


