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Next Xbox And PlayStation May Be Generation Ahead Of PCs

EA To Retire Sims Social, SimCity Social, And Pet Society Facebook Games

More Layoffs At Electronic Arts

John Riccitiello Resigns From Electronic Arts

Gaming In The Cloud Is Great News For Players, If The Industry Can Keep Up

Kixeye Goes After Talent, Other Game Companies, Hard In Ribald Recruitment Video

With brazen humor and barely concealed digs at other companies, online gaming company Kixeye’s recruitment ad pwns the competition.

Behind The Game: Kingdoms of Amalur Unites An All-Star Cast Of Creators

Ex-Hall of Famer Curt Schilling, comic artist Todd McFarlane, and author R.A. Salvatore discuss their collaboration on the upcoming Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning.

What Every Business Can Learn From Social Gaming

BioWare Bets Big With The Old Republic

On December 20, BioWare will release Star Wars: The Old Republic, its most ambitious project yet. Bigger than all of its previous games combined, it could be a monumental success–or a titanic failure.

Sifteo Cubes Are Out Today, And Even Better Than You Imagined

The cubes represent a new leap in interaction design, and they’re a hell of a lot of fun to boot.

Millions Affected By Hack In Korea, BBC iPlayer Goes Euro, Oracle Vs. Google, Nintendo Slashes 3DS Price, EA Games Loves iPads

Nintendo 3DS: Controlling Innovation

iFive: India’s Scary Malaria Figures, Biodiversity, EA Nets Angry Birds, UK Cutbacks, Bob Guccione Goes to Big Penthouse in Sky

Yesterday was all about Apple, as the Cupertino launched hardware and software to an adoring world. And you all know what comes next: the unboxing and the hands-on. Here’s Engadget’s Josh Topolsky on the 13-inch MacBook Air.

Voices From E3: Gaming Luminaries on Games as Art and Roger Ebert

E3 Day 0: Wins for EA, Ubisoft, and Microsoft – But Activision Shows Us a Good Time

iPhone Gaming Grows Up With EA’s Big Franchise Games

Tiger Woods on Video Game Realism and Knowing Your Customers

As I mentioned in last week’s dispatch, when Tiger Woods came to New York City recently, I was able to pick his brain a bit about Twitter, Facebook and the changing landscape of sports marketing. Today, the topic is video games. After all, that’s what brought him to Niketown, following the U.S. Open.

Tiger Woods on Video Game Realism and Knowing Your Customers

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