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Nintendo's New Year's resolutions
January 18, 2006 Reggie Fils-Aime, Nintendo's EVP of sales and marketing, discusses how the Revolution console will beat competition.Year in review: Video game industry pins hopes on hits
December 16, 2008 A series of popular titles, combined with inexpensive consoles from Microsoft and Nintendo, could be what insulates the game industry from the chilly economy.Nintendo's big E3 surprise comes in little box
May 17, 2005 The onetime gaming leader stakes claim to pocket gaming, and makes a bid against Sony, Microsoft for next-gen console. Photos: Nintendo talking 'bout a RevolutionNew game controller: Your hands
December 10, 2007 Israeli start-up 3DV aims to be a contender with motion-sensing tech that has a good handle on depth perception.Photos: 3DV's depth-sensing camera Video: ZCam aims to free gamersPhotos: Handheld fever grips Japan
November 17, 2004 Consumers get psyched for the release of Nintendo and Sony gaming devices.Miyamoto: Game success takes 'balance' and 'risk'
March 8, 2007 Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto, developer of games like Donkey Kong, offers conference-goers a vision for reaching broad audiences.Video: Mario master reveals secrets to successPhotos: A packed hall f...Nintendo's Wii to boast 62 titles by year's end
November 1, 2006 With 32 new titles and 30 classics, Nintendo's new game console has a healthy roster of games for customers.Nintendo talking about a Revolution
March 10, 2005 At Game Developers Conference, company president Satoru Iwata shares details on next game machine, pushes new game ideas.At E3, entertainment is the name of the game
July 12, 2007 Console manufacturers want you to know there's more to games than first-person shooters and role-playing adventures.Nintendo shows off Wii controller
May 9, 2006 But at press event before E3, company says pricing talk would divert attention from console's game roster. Photos: Nintendo Wii swings into actionIn console smackdown, games are next punch
May 18, 2005 Gamers may be attracted by swank new features in next-gen consoles, but they say cool games will drive their choice.PS3 and Wii create a new playing field
November 21, 2006 Microsoft's Xbox 360 has had the market to itself for a year, but the arrival of Sony's PlayStation 3 and the Nintendo Wii will reshape the game.It's all fun and games at NYC's Wii launch
November 19, 2006 Nintendo and Toys "R" Us collaborate for a remarkably smooth launch as Wii fans--or were they Zelda fans?--gather for goodies. Photos: Wii takes over Times Square Video: Wii takes ManhattanSony spills PlayStation 3's guts
May 17, 2005 On a cloudy Los Angeles film studio lot, long-awaited details of new gaming console follow news of Microsoft's rival Xbox 360. Photos: PlayStation 3 unmasked'Wii Fit,' WiiWare due in U.S. in mid-May
February 20, 2008 Nintendo announces launch dates for its balance-board-based exercise game and an independent development and digital distribution channel.E3 tagline: 'Everyone's a gamer'
July 14, 2007 Casual gaming takes center stage at the annual confabulation, from Wii yoga to PlayStation karaoke.The hard and soft sides of video games
September 8, 2006 As console makers gear up to ship next-generation boxes, game designers look for new success routes.Next-gen consoles take center stage
May 11, 2005 At upcoming E3 convention, all eyes will be on new game consoles from the big three players--Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo.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.Wi-Fi gives kids access to unchaperoned Net
September 12, 2006 special feature Wireless cities combined with kids' mobile devices may spell trouble for parents' Internet controls.
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