Computer gaming industry beating recession
The video game industry is moving to Level 5 on Credit Crunch, a game every retailer is being forced to play, as consumers turn to fitness workouts, musical jam sessions and fantasy worlds to take their minds off the gloom but still stay at home. Microsoft has reported November as ...
Monday, December 8th, 2008
Tags: Computer gaming, gaming design, graduate opportunities in internet gaming
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A profitable graduate career in gaming
November 6th, 2008
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How to get a job in computer gaming
November 15th, 2007
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A UK leader in games development
November 20th, 2008
by Relentless SoftwareThe computer game that could decide your career
November 25th, 2008
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November 6th, 2008
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Download illegal games? Watch your ass.
In the music industry, if someone illegally downloads a track, you roll over and sack a few staff. Fittingly, when it happens in the computer gaming industry, you go to war. 25,000 people in the UK can expect a knock at the door from Atari, Topware Interactive, Reality Pump, Techland ...
Thursday, August 21st, 2008
Tags: Computer gaming, fine, IT, law, Penalty, Talking Piont
In the music industry, if someone illegally downloads a track, you roll over and sack a few staff. Fittingly, when it happens in the computer gaming industry, you go to war. 25,000 people in the UK can expect a knock at the door from Atari, Topware Interactive, Reality Pump, Techland ...
Thursday, August 21st, 2008
Tags: Computer gaming, fine, IT, law, Penalty, Talking Piont
Wii puts Nintendo in pole position
The new game on the Wii must be swings and roundabouts: for as maker Nintendo see profits grow by a third (£502m), its rival Sony’s drop by 12%. That’s all thanks to the Wii which shifed 3.42m Wii Fit games and 6.42 million Mario Karts. The key is in having ...
Thursday, July 31st, 2008
Tags: Computer Games, Growth, IT, Marketing, profits, Software Design, Sony
The new game on the Wii must be swings and roundabouts: for as maker Nintendo see profits grow by a third (£502m), its rival Sony’s drop by 12%. That’s all thanks to the Wii which shifed 3.42m Wii Fit games and 6.42 million Mario Karts. The key is in having ...
Thursday, July 31st, 2008
Tags: Computer Games, Growth, IT, Marketing, profits, Software Design, Sony
BT Gremlin ad - too scary for some
With BT announcing a £1.5bn investement to get the UK into the braodband superleague, here's something to talk about in your job interview: It seems Dragon, Peter Jones’ acting isn’t the only scary thing in the new BT ads. The Gremlins stopping him doing his no doubt fascinating work are ...
Thursday, July 17th, 2008
Tags: advertising, commericals, Communications, Marketing, Talking point
With BT announcing a £1.5bn investement to get the UK into the braodband superleague, here's something to talk about in your job interview: It seems Dragon, Peter Jones’ acting isn’t the only scary thing in the new BT ads. The Gremlins stopping him doing his no doubt fascinating work are ...
Thursday, July 17th, 2008
Tags: advertising, commericals, Communications, Marketing, Talking point
Nintendo - bottom of Greenpeace green league
Nintendo has come bottom in a Greenpeace ranking of the world's most eco-friendly electronics firms, with a score of less than 1. Microsoft came second from last. Nintendo said it’s scored low because it had not provided data for the survey. But Greenpeace don’t buy that, saying the campaign group ...
Monday, June 30th, 2008
Tags: Carbon, Computer Games gaming, Electronics, Green, Greenpeace, IT, Mario, Mobile, Online
Nintendo has come bottom in a Greenpeace ranking of the world's most eco-friendly electronics firms, with a score of less than 1. Microsoft came second from last. Nintendo said it’s scored low because it had not provided data for the survey. But Greenpeace don’t buy that, saying the campaign group ...
Monday, June 30th, 2008
Tags: Carbon, Computer Games gaming, Electronics, Green, Greenpeace, IT, Mario, Mobile, Online
Bedroom boys get Queen’s gong
Two British brothers have been recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours for their services to the computer games industry. David and Richard Darling have been made Commanders of the Order of the British Empire for their pioneering work in the computer games sector. They started their firm, Codemasters (in between ...
Monday, June 30th, 2008
Tags: Career Prospects, Computer gaming, IT, leisure, Online
Two British brothers have been recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours for their services to the computer games industry. David and Richard Darling have been made Commanders of the Order of the British Empire for their pioneering work in the computer games sector. They started their firm, Codemasters (in between ...
Monday, June 30th, 2008
Tags: Career Prospects, Computer gaming, IT, leisure, Online
No fun and games at Lara Croft-maker as 1 in 4 axed
The computer games firm behind Lara Croft and Championship Manager is axing 270 staff. SCI Entertainment's cull of one in four jobs follows half-year pre-tax losses widening from £17.2million to £81.4million. That was partly due to canning 14 games in development. New chief executive Phil Rogers (the old Finance Chief) ...
Monday, March 3rd, 2008
Tags: gaming, IT
The computer games firm behind Lara Croft and Championship Manager is axing 270 staff. SCI Entertainment's cull of one in four jobs follows half-year pre-tax losses widening from £17.2million to £81.4million. That was partly due to canning 14 games in development. New chief executive Phil Rogers (the old Finance Chief) ...
Monday, March 3rd, 2008
Tags: gaming, IT
Acer new top sponsor of Olympics
In a bid to grow brand recognition in the West, the Taiwanese computer-maker Acer (spades) has signed an unrevealed deal as a “top” sponsor for the 2012 Olympic Games. The four-year deal will see Acer replace Chinese rival (and laptop igniter) Lenovo, in providing funding and technology. Lenovo said on ...
Friday, December 7th, 2007
Tags: Olympics
In a bid to grow brand recognition in the West, the Taiwanese computer-maker Acer (spades) has signed an unrevealed deal as a “top” sponsor for the 2012 Olympic Games. The four-year deal will see Acer replace Chinese rival (and laptop igniter) Lenovo, in providing funding and technology. Lenovo said on ...
Friday, December 7th, 2007
Tags: Olympics
New monster formed from merge in video games market
Two computer games giants Activision and Blizzard are to merge to form the world's most profitable gaming business - in a deal worh £9.15bn. Blizzard is the biggest player in online games market with World of Warcraft, while Activision - founded as long aso as 1979, makes console games like ...
Monday, December 3rd, 2007
Tags: Computing, gaming, IT
Two computer games giants Activision and Blizzard are to merge to form the world's most profitable gaming business - in a deal worh £9.15bn. Blizzard is the biggest player in online games market with World of Warcraft, while Activision - founded as long aso as 1979, makes console games like ...
Monday, December 3rd, 2007
Tags: Computing, gaming, IT
