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NEC, Goldstar / Panasonic, Phillips, Atari, Sega, SNK, etc. once took daring steps into what is now ruled by Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo. Atari pioneered the video game revolution and made great strides in the genre until their business practices cost them the talent that ended up starting...

I thought with LG et al. pulling out of the 3d tv market games and movies would stop being made in 3d. I haven't seen a 3d game since the ps3 but I know NVidia did a good job at 3d for a while and there were third party drivers that could output 3d with amd inside.. The movie front seems...

I own a Ouya. I saw the announcement this week that Razer purchased all the software and development and did not want the hardware. They are going to use it for their Forge TV system. I am glad they are interested in bringing over all of the Ouya people to Forge TV. A promise of discounts and...

We can all see the writing on the wall. The Wii was a fluke, a lucky success, neither capitalized on nor built upon in any way. With its glory days well in the past, and the recent blunder that has been the 3DS, I think we can all see that the Nintendo we knew and loved has entered its sunset...

With the launch of Sony Ericsson's Android-powered "PlayStation Phone," the Xperia Play, supposedly right around the corner, Google has pulled the plug on a prominent PSOne emulator for its mobile OS. According to its author, "zodttd," PSX4Droid was removed from the Android Market without...

One theory was from this lady's reply. NPR's Marketplace explains: She and her husband started playing every night for at least an hour. After six months, they got tired of the workouts, so Bewley figured she'd just get a new disc for Christmas. Bewley: But we were really disappointed...

You know that PlayStation phone we've been hearing about for, well, seemingly forever? Engadget says it's finally happening in the form of Sony Ericsson-developed, Android-based hardware that's PSPgo-like in form. That long-rumored elusive PlayStation phone could even hit this year. According...

http://www.joystiq.com/2010/01/18/plummeting-ps2-and-psp-sales-shrunk-sonys-market-share-in-2009/ For many, 2009 was the year Sony started turning things around: the PS3 finally dropped to an affordable price with an ad campaign that didn't give children nightmares. However, Gamasutra's Matt...

http://www.gametrailers.com/news/ps3-getting-downloadable-ps2/1382 Exclusive Dreamcast games on PSN? Shenmue 1 and 2 anyone??

http://kotaku.com/5147752/nintendo-boss-says-japanese-market-least-robust-in-the-world That's according to Nintendo president Satoru Iwata, anyway, who says: Perhaps, the Japanese market is the least robust market in the world today with regard to home console systems. In the U.S., the...

Sony cutting plants, 8,000 jobs by April 2010

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6191285.html To compete against WHAT?! Seriously! They have the strongest hold on the RPG market. O.O Unless I read this article incorrectly.

http://epilepticgaming.ggl.com/2007/12/06/rumor-dreamcast-comeback/ Can You Say OMG!!!!

OK. I'll start off by saying that I'm new to this forum and this is actually my first post. I was surprised to not already find this topic in the centre of a heated debate, so I thought I'd make one. So which do you think is the best out of the three 7th generation consoles? Remember, I said...

As you are all very well aware of, there is a lot of misinformation around about nintendo's success in teh industry. the majority of people are under the belief they are iin "last" because they sold the fewest units (ironically forgetting about handheld sales). on this same hand, youve got...

Well you look at the type of systems put out by Sega and they were bad like the Sega CD and the Sega Saturn. The thing that happened with Sega is that they didn't have the loyalty of the fans they once had. The Dreamcast was a beautiful system with high quality titles but when it came out it...

http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/game/docs/20051210/shinju06.jpg <--- Japanese Xbox 360 launch of December 2005 *Note: Same store* http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/game/docs/20060302/dssin04.jpg <-- March 2nd 2006, the Nintendo DS Lite launch.... *Note: Same exact store*...