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Microsoft May Produce Original Content For Xbox Live, Suggests Report
Rumors indicate that Redmond-based software company Microsoft is on track to host "original video content" on its Xbox Live portal, but the details of the content are not yet known.
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Borderlands 2: VGChartz Claims Gearbox Title Sold Over 1 Million Units
Gearbox debuted Borderlands 2 this week, and the loot-collecting first-person shooter is launching to a strong critical reception. Though its figures should be taken with a grain of salt, VGChartz claims over a million units have been sold.
Yahoo Employees To Get Latest & Hottest Smartphones For Free, Just No BlackBerry
After news that Microsoft will treat its employees to freebies, Yahoo! is also taking a turn at pampering its workforce. As part of a new program called "Yahoo! Smart Phones, Smart Fun!" new Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer will be offering a free Apple, Samsung, Nokia, or HTC smartphone to each of the company's employees. The choice of smartphones includes the latest and hottest handsets on the market, but BlackBerry is out of the question.
Reggie Fils-Aime On Wii U: We're Not Diluting Mario
Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aime said in an interview with GamesIndustry.biz that while nervous about Wii U's launch, he is galvanizing Nintendo's American brand. In the interview, the console's price, launch titles, and competitors were also discussed.
Bayonetta 2: Wii U Exclusivity Drives Fans To Unleash Vitriol, Boycott Sales
During Wii U's launch event Thursday, Nintendo surprised fans with an announcement that Platinum Games' Bayonetta 2 would arrive exclusively on the console. The game was announced in a teaser trailer (below) during the event.
Samsung Takes A Dig At iPhone 5: 'It Doesn't Take A Genius'
Apple launched the much-awaited iPhone 5 on Sept. 12 sending rivals looking for cover. However, Samsung will release a new ad campaign aimed at taking the shine off the iPhone 5.
HP Has To Offer A Smartphone And Get It Right This Time, Says CEO
As smartphones are becoming a key computing device worldwide, HP needs to get on board and be present in that market, said CEO and president Meg Whitman. "We are working on this," Whitman told Fox Business News in an interview.
ArenaNet: Guild Wars 2 Endgame Is Always On
As players begin to reach level 80 in Guild Wars 2, the maximum level, a criticism emerging is the lack of endgame content. The criticism refers to no unique content just for level 80 players, despite the game being available for just under two weeks.
Analysts Up iPhone 5 Sales Projections, Apple's Shares Hit Record High
Pre-orders for Apple's next-generation smartphone, the iPhone 5, begin on Sept. 14. After the unveiling on Sept.12, experts and analysts are divided over their first impressions of the iPhone5. However, Sterne Agee analyst Shaw Wu revised the shipping estimates for Apple's iPhone portfolio sales in anticipation of higher consumer demand.
Apple Scores Another Victory As ITC Finds No Violation Of Samsung's Patents
Apple scored its second U.S. victory in a month against Samsung Electronics, its largest smartphone rival, as the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) ruled that Apple's iPads, iPhones, and iPods do not violate four Samsung patents.
GoDaddy Apologizes For Outage, Offers 30% Discounts To Customers
GoDaddy suffered an outage on Monday, Sept. 10, taking countless sites offline along with it. On Thursday, Sept. 13, GoDaddy apologized for the outage and announced 30 percent across-the-board discounts to its customers to make up for the damage, along with one month of free service.
FIFA 13 Demo Download Hits Nearly 2 Million
Electronic Arts Inc. announced that EA SPORTS' FIFA 13 demo has been downloaded 1.99 million times in 73 countries around the world on PlayStation, Xbox 360, and PC since its launch on Sept. 11.
HP To Offer Smartphone: Confirms CEO
The world's biggest PC and printing company Hewlett Packard (HP) confirmed that the company will be launching its smartphone; however, no official time frame is available.
