Will the major film studios own the games industry?
This is a pretty good picture of what computer gaming will look like after consolidation. There will be a small number of global publishers and a much larger number of […]
Now Gordon Brown puts his foot in it
I spoke too soon about the dour Scotsman who is now out to prove that he, like David Cameron, reads the Daily Mail and is stupid enough to believe it. Our […]
A few press release tips #2
Once again a little reminder that these are just random tips and in no way constitute any complete reference on the subject. Currently, due to the growth of broadband, the […]
When the gaming generation come to power
Tony Blair was a truly awful prime minister on so many levels but at least he said nice things about computer gaming and left the industry pretty much alone, that […]
More on censorship.
Following on from my article on game censorship we have some common sense at last. It is good to see that the review panel at Virginia Tech have concluded (obviously) […]
Adios Eidos
Oh the power of these articles! A month ago we were talking about the inevitability of consolidation. Obviously somebody read the article because now it is happening. The facts are very simple. […]
A big Microsoft mistake?
The so called console cycle sees new generations of machines released approximately every 5 to 6 years, but having a production life of around 10 years. So the generations overlap. This enables […]