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Showing 1-18 of 18 results foundPrice cut spurs GameCube sales
October 2, 2003Nintendo cuts GameCube price
September 24, 2003 The Japanese video game giant drops the price of its home console to less than $100 in time for the holidays. Does the move signal a shorter life cycle for the machine?'Fantastic 4' stretches into stores
June 28, 2005 Movie-based superhero action game is available on the Xbox, PS2, GameCube, PC and GBA.PlayStation 2 passes sales milestone
January 14, 2004 The electronics giant announces worldwide sales of its game console have surpassed 70 million, despite a year-on-year drop in holiday sales.Gloomy outlook for game console sales
September 3, 2003 Sales of game consoles are expected to slump until a new crop of machines is introduced in a few years, according to an industry analyst. Nintendo could be hardest hit.'Batman Begins' swoops into stores
June 15, 2005 EA ships new stealth-actioner for GBA, PS2, Xbox and GameCube just as superhero blockbuster opens at theaters nationwide.FAQ: The next video game consoles?
April 11, 2005 Manufacturers won't spill details on upcoming game consoles, but News.com got some, anyway. Images: Consoles of tomorrow?Sony shaves price of PlayStation 2
May 14, 2002 The electronics giant responds to growing price pressure in the video game industry, cutting the North American price of its PlayStation 2 game console by $100.Has Xbox transformed Microsoft?
November 15, 2001 After two decades of primarily relying on business customers, the software giant is trying to turn at least part of itself into a fun consumer operation. Can the company pull it off?Nintendo's NES game console turns 20
October 18, 2005 It's been 20 years since the NES first hit American shelves. And today, Mario's still going strong.Gates considering Xbox clones?
June 30, 2005 Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates alludes to licensing the basic software to third parties as a stab at Sony's rival PlayStation.Testing out the new Revolution controller
September 16, 2005 GameSpot had a chance to use a working prototype of the controller and found that it just might be revolutionary after all.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.A Nintendo surprise? Mais Wii!
November 10, 2006 perspective CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says that the odds favor Microsoft and Sony, but the game console victor may very well turn out to be Nintendo.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 RevolutionBig stakes in holiday game scramble
October 26, 2004 Game publishers and hardware makers will battle for consumers' holiday dollars with a slew of high-profile releases. Screen shots: Playing for keepsLinuxWorld's Big Apple block party
January 23, 2004 special coverage At the show, a Microsoft exec dons a flak jacket to speak to open-source fans. Also: UnitedLinux unravels, and Amazon wades deeper into the Linux flow.E3: Let the games begin
May 16, 2003 Game companies at the Electronic Entertainment Expo are looking to juice up sales through price breaks, product launches and forays into rivals' turf.
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