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Kurzweil: 'Exponential' change ahead for games, people
February 22, 2008 Renowned inventor and futurist Ray Kurzweil explains how tech will give people superhuman abilities and near immortality.Photos: Handheld fever grips Japan
November 17, 2004 Consumers get psyched for the release of Nintendo and Sony gaming devices.Study: Portable gamers to nearly double by 2009
May 11, 2004 Competition is pushing the growth of games market, according to a Jupiter Research study that also found a surprising percentage of women among adult game players.'Grand Theft Auto' goes portable
January 10, 2005 Game publisher Take-Two says it'll make a version of the hit game for the PlayStation Portable.Tapwave exits game device business
July 28, 2005 Maker of the Zodiac handheld device business discontinues sales, leaving PalmSource with one less customer.Women outnumber men in online games, survey finds
October 5, 2006 New study on gamers reveals Playstation 2 as the most popular console, but PCs are the platform of choice.EA's 'Sims 2' on consoles by fall 2005
April 19, 2005 Electronics Arts said on Tuesday that its popular "Sims 2" game will be available on all major gaming consoles, handhelds and mobile phones starting this fall.Game specialists make moves for handheld niches
May 14, 2004 Sony and Nintendo may be grabbing all the attention in the gaming market, but cell phone specialist Jamdat and GPS company Tiger Telematics have a few tricks up their sleeves.The new Game Boy for $200?
September 14, 2004 A preview page at Walmart.com reveals expected pricing and availability for Nintendo's DS handheld game player.Play-by-play at E3 games expo
May 14, 2004 Developers zero in on opportunities, from the vast but challenging China market to low-profile niches in the handheld market. Also at E3: Sony and Nintendo look beyond kids and teenagers.ATI puts 3D graphics in cell phones
January 7, 2004 The PC graphics chipmaker scales down its technology to bring high-end games to the world of mobile phones and handheld computers.Nintendo trims Game Boy Advance price
September 1, 2004 Lowering sticker on handheld game player to $80 is early move in expected battle for portable gaming market.Nintendo handheld to feature wireless downloading
October 8, 2004 Device will eventually let people download sample games at stores, as well as game data included in films at movie theaters.Week in pictures: E3 mania
May 20, 2005 roundup Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo offer game aficionados a taste of next-gen game consoles at the Electronic Entertainment Expo. Also: Netscape browser takes aim at phishing.Handheld games mature
May 13, 2004 Nintendo and Sony look to attract an older, freer-spending class of gamers with new devices that differ from one another in several critical areas.Nokia debuts cell phone gaming device
October 7, 2003 The handheld game player is also a phone, but live, head-to-head action only takes place for now using a Bluetooth wireless connection, which has about a 30-foot range.Sony reveals some specs for PSP handheld
August 25, 2004 The PlayStation Portable is going to have one complex processor running the show for games and multimedia.Yahoo expands mobile ad, content offerings
March 27, 2007 Yahoo lets companies monetize mobile content, enables regular Web sites to be viewed on handheld devices.Clamoring for a round of 'Pac-Man'
May 10, 2006 E3 game enthusiasts get a touch of nostalgia with old handheld games and classic arcade machines like Galaga. Photos: Yesterday's game favoritesEx-Gizmondo exec crashes Ferrari
February 23, 2006 Stefan Eriksson's $1 million car hits a pole at more than 100 mph during California street race.
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