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Electronic Arts is looking to cross over from gaming into the world of entertainment. The publisher had signed a deal with the United Talent Agency to develop its properties into TV and film deals. Dead Space will also be getting an animated prequel to bridge the gap between the tie-in comic series and the game. Mirror's Edge, the upcoming first-person free-running game...
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Microsoft Game Studio's creative director Ken Lobb hopes Xbox 360's successor has a launch lineup that appeals to casual and hardcore, but admits high hardware launch prices have been "prohibitive" to sales of mass market software.Responding to the comment that high-priced consoles and mass market software don't exactly match up when launching new hardware, Lobb told Next-Gen...
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Short News submitted before 197 days, 3 hours i 3 minutes from arstechnica.com
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While the PlayStation video service has been the talk of the town today following Sony's Japanese press conference, the company has also announced another interesting feature. Taking cues from the Wii's weather and news channels, the new Life With PlayStation application feature will bring real-time weather and news from around the globe straight to your PlayStation 3. At its core...
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Technology developed for the gaming industry can be used for an increasing number of purposes. A team at Children's Hospital Boston is using 3D stereoscopic glassesoriginally developed to make video game graphics more immersiveto aid doctors with intricate cardiac surgeries. A number of complex cardiac procedures require doctors to stop a heart's beating...
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Short News submitted before 231 day, 15 hours i 12 minutes from www.next-gen.biz
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Riccitiello bought $967,000 in stock, or 20,000 shares, at a per-share average of $48.37, the day after EA extended its offer for Take-Two. "John believes that senior executives should be invested in the company," an EA spokesman told Barrons. It is the second time Riccitiello has purchased company stock since being named EA boss in April 2007. According to filings, he now owns 47...
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