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Is Microsoft losing the Xbox 360 PR battle?
By: Mike Bantick

Forget how well the hardware and software stack up.  Is it the PR gaffs and disappointing marketing decisions that cost companies sales in the multi-billion dollar gaming market?


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Game console buyers have no idea what they have bought
By: Mike Bantick

A NPD survey shows that a large percentage of next-gen game console purchasers are either not interested in, or ignorant of the non-game features of their new toy.


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300 slays the High-Definition market
By: Mike Bantick

Warner Home Video announced today that the Frank Miller comic book adaptation movie 300 has become the fastest selling Hi-Def movie to date.


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Verbatim to launch world's first mini Blu-ray discs
By: Stan Beer

Verbatim Corporation, a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Kagaku Media, has announced what the company claims is the world's first mini Blu-ray recordable and rewriteable (BD-R/RE) media aimed at the camcorder market.


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Quickflix nears 20,000 users for online DVD rental service
By: Stuart Corner

Quickflix (ASX: QFX), which offers DVDs for rental ordered via its web site, says it had over 19,000 subscribers at the end of July, double the number a year ago.


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Id divulge Rage at QuakeCon
By: Mike Bantick

The id software specific QuakeCon has brought forth a new franchise from the makers of Doom, Quake and Return To Castle Wolfenstein.  Rage takes the First Person Shooter into, literally, unknown territory using id softwares Tech 5 graphics engine.


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First details on 2007 eGames & Entertainment Expo emerge
By: Mike Bantick

Following on from the success of the inaugural event last year and coupling up with the Game Developers Association of Australia (GDAA) conference, this years eGames & Entertainment Expo promises to be bigger and more informative than ever.  In what is looking to be a pivotal year in electronic entertainment, what will this expo deliver to consumers?


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Digital TV tuner for PlayStation 3, but what's in it for Sony?
By: Adam Turner

We all know games console hardware is sold at a loss, with the money made back on games and services, so why would Sony put a digital TV tuner in the PlayStation 3?


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Xbox 360 needs to compete with PlayStation 2
By: Mike Bantick

More rumours of a price cut for the Xbox 360 coming soon.  Okay, but in doing so who should Microsoft be gunning for in the console wars?


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Vista patches leaked - Service Pack 1 coming?
By: Stephen Withers

Beta versions of two hotfix packs for Windows Vista have been leaked, leading to speculation that they may form the basis of a service pack.


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Porn finds its way to Blu-ray
By: Stephen Withers

Sony's reluctance to allow pornography onto Blu-ray has been cited as one of that HD format's barriers to success. But things have changed.


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Blu-ray Target deal intensifies pressure on HD DVD
By: Stan Beer

The latest news that Target, the second largest retailer in the US, is going to stock Blu-ray players exclusively in its physical stores over the holiday shopping season is a worrying sign for Toshiba and the backers of the HD DVD high definition video format.


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Microsoft trims Xbox HD DVD price
By: Stephen Withers

Microsoft has announced a price reduction of $US20 for the Xbox 360 HD DVD player.


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Quickflix reports record subscriber growth
By: Stephen Withers

Web-based DVD rental service Quickflix signed up a record 5342 subscribers in May, taking the count above 18,000 by the end of the 2007 financial year.


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PS3 to shine in 2008? Not at US$599 for 80GB
By: Stan Beer

There's no doubt that 2007 has proven to be a wake up call to Sony. In 2006 the company was busy trying to bring to market the best combination gaming and home entertainment unit money could buy with a price to match. In 2007, Sony can claim lack of games has held back PS3 sales. However, in 2008 there can be no more excuses - if Sony doesn't get its pricing right, then PS3 has lost the games consoles match.


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PS3 price: Europe wants Sony to show them the money
By: Stan Beer

Numerous reports have stated that Sony was losing up to US$200 per console when they were selling for US$599 in America and the loss was even greater in Japan. If so, then Sony certainly wasn't losing money on console sales in the UK, Europe and elsewhere in the world, where it has been selling for the equivalent of well over US$800 in most countries. Given the spike in US sales when the price dropped to US$499, will Sony drop the price in Europe?


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Microsoft denies Xbox 360 price cut as PS3 tops Amazon sales
By: Stan Beer

The news that Microsoft is not going to drop the price of the Xbox 360 in response to yesterday's US$100 PS3 price cut is not really a surprise, though many analysts predicted a US$50 drop for the premium 20GB model. Microsoft probably does not believe a price cut would have any effect on sales, given the still considerably more expensive 60GB Playstation 3 is now the top selling video games product on Amazon.


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PS3: price does matter; Xbox 360: maybe not
By: Stan Beer

Alright then, we know what's going to happen next. Microsoft, after nervously watching an instantaneous PS3 sales spike in reaction to the US$100 price cut in the world's biggest games market, is going to follow suit with its own US$50 cut to Xbox 360. But will it work? The short answer is no.


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