This March, fighting game Kenka Bancho is coming to the silver screen in Japan with Kenka Bancho ~ Zenkoku Seiha (Nationwide Domination). It’s bringing hard-nosed facial posturing with it!
Revenues were down for most video game companies in 2009, and the big three platform holders were no exception. Pretty clear, but if you need it spelled out a little clearer, nice graphs tend to do the trick.
Square Enix, the company behind Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest, announced a ¥35 billion ($418 million) zero-coupon convertible bond.
This is fun. A former EA executive last week went to town on the publisher’s business strategy and that of its boss, John Riccitiello. Rather than let the comments wash under the bridge, however, EA today responded. With snark.
What a difference a decade makes. Speaking with Game Informer magazine, Activision boss Bobby Kotick has spoken of the massive disparity between how much Blizzard was worth in 1995 compared to the price Kotick paid in 2007.
MAG, Sony’s 256-player military shooter, is out in Australia in just over three weeks. Now that the beta has wrapped up, Sony says they’ll be hosting local servers for Aussie players.
Do you have what it takes to get a review published right here on Kotaku? Sam does, as he asks us to smoke him some kippers, he’ll be back for breakfast.
You might think you got your girl a nice sized rock when you popped the question, some gas giant at the edge of the solar system just blew the curve for the rest of us guys.
