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Showing 1-12 of 12 results foundAt 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.E3 tagline: 'Everyone's a gamer'
July 14, 2007 Casual gaming takes center stage at the annual confabulation, from Wii yoga to PlayStation karaoke.Video game market up in first quarter
April 25, 2005 Sales of games, consoles and accessories rose 18 percent over the previous quarter, according to NDP.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.Can games grow beyond the hard-core set?
May 19, 2005 Industry hopes next-generation consoles lasso fans outside the standard 18- to 34-year-old male demographic.Microsoft names new entertainment marketing chief
June 6, 2006 Jeff Bell to add marketing firepower to Microsoft interactive entertainment, including Games for Windows and Xbox.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.Microsoft's Bach looks for harmony in entertainment
January 11, 2007 Unit chief Robbie Bach's toughest task may be dovetailing the company's entertainment efforts. Photos: Bach at CESElectronic Arts' Spielberg connection
May 12, 2006 For the game maker's Neil Young, collaboration with the famed Hollywood mogul is worth its weight in Oscar gold.Strategy: Outside the box
December 8, 2003 Game devices are leading the path to convergence by tapping consumer interest in entertainment rather than in information and communication functions.'Turok' maker plays the name game
August 27, 2002 Acclaim hypes "Turok: Evolution" by offering $10,000 to parents who name their newborn after the game's hero. It's just one of many over-the-top ploys being tried by the industry.Future: A new prime time
December 11, 2003 Multipurpose game boxes reflect a new breed of digital technologies that threaten to break the television industry's dominance of home entertainment.
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