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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundHigh notes from a low-profile E3
July 16, 2008 The new-style E3 is no longer a huge free-for-all, but that doesn't mean Microsoft and others in the video-game business aren't making some noise.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.The secret behind 'The Sims'
March 16, 2001 Inventor Will Wright talks about the reasons for his software game's smash success.Virtual parenting poised for growth spurt
October 12, 2006 Former Tamagotchi addicts can find a new way to challenge their parenting skills without making a real baby. Images: Parenting with EcckyBanned in Beijing: China cracks down on games
January 26, 2005 "Sims 2" and other titles are blacklisted in the government's quest to fight pirates and protect young minds.MTV gets its game on
November 15, 2005 Cable channel will heavy up on game-related programming in move designed to coincide with release of the Xbox 360.Tomorrow's games, designed by players as they play
February 3, 2006 Top game developers say they're increasingly tapping players' creative talents to fill out expensive game worlds.Can Mickey and Frodo revive virtual worlds?
May 31, 2005 Disney gets into the online gaming business, as signs of new growth in "massively multiplayer" games emerge. Images: Online gaming worlds going mainstreamInflicting pain on 'griefers'
December 13, 2004 Online-game companies seek new ways to confront antisocial players who drive customers away. Images: Grief-free games
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