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Digital Distribution Summit: Small Games, Big Market
Tuesday, 29 September 2009
Film Victoria’s sponsored Digital Distribution Summit kicks off today with game developers, venture capitalists and enthusiasts meeting to disucc the rapidly growing business of digital game distribution.  Game retailers will no doubt have ears pressed to walls as well as faces and fingers splayed across the windows trying to get a peek at the future of game publishing.

 
TGS09 Sony motion control dated, PS3 Slim sales
Friday, 25 September 2009
Sony announcements from the Tokyo Game Show today include an expected date for the PS3 motion controller as well as games that will use the feature.  Sony has also released sales details for the recently marketed remodelling of the PlayStation 3, the PS3 Slim.

 
Microsoft announce developer love for Project Natal
Thursday, 24 September 2009
Project Natal promises a gaming experience requiring no controller to play.  Unveiled at E3, the Project Natal device plugs into an Xbox 360 and gives players a chance to control in-game action with their own body movements.  At the Tokyo Game Show today Microsoft has announced the publishers and developers who are hard at work to bring Project Natal enabled titles into the living room.

 
Nintendo confirms Wii price cut
Thursday, 24 September 2009
It was a strong rumour going into the Tokyo Game Show and now Nintendo have confirmed a significant price cut to the very popular Wii video game console.  Nintendo also announced release dates for Wii-Fit Plus and New Super Mario Bros.

 
Mad Max EA response to banned Left 4 Dead 2
Thursday, 24 September 2009
Electronic Arts has pulled together a few words, stating the obvious in response to the recent banning of Left 4 Dead 2 in Australia.  Whilst working with the Australian Classification Board in getting Left 4 Dead 2 across the line, EA have pointed out the beliefs of many when it comes to the hypocrisy of  video-game classification in a country that has produced some wonderful, yet violence-based, entertainment media in the past.

 
Beaterator gets peer review at Video Music Awards
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
Rockstar Games has the upcoming Beaterator for PSP to spruik.  Now the debate begins on whether this application is a game or a tool for hand-held music creation.  At the recent MTV Video Music Awards Rockstar handed Beaterator around the audience for some reactions:  footage after the click.

 
New Xbox 360 Wi-Fi adaptor to woo wary PS3 worshippers
Wednesday, 23 September 2009
Xboxers everywhere, rejoice! You can soon co-operate with (and insult) others online more quickly than ever before, in full 802.11n glory.

 
Kensington's Play It push for iPod, iPhone
Tuesday, 22 September 2009
Accessory manufacturer Kensington is pushing a raft of iPod and iPhone add-ons under the Play It banner.
 
Australian state bans driving with phone GPS
Tuesday, 22 September 2009
Using your iPhone, or other GPS enabled smartphone to navigate whilst driving has become illegal in at least one Australian state.  Police say, that using a mobile phone when driving, regardless of the active application is not on.

 
What happened to the box? Looking at the ViewSonic VPC100
Tuesday, 22 September 2009
After a long history in monitors, ViewSonic has expanded their offering to include full PCs.  Shipping with WinXP Home edition, this PC-in-a-monitor is definitely for the 'stylish' market.

 
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