22nd Jun 2007 The Video Games Live concert, which uses soundtracks of games and has gathered worldwide acclaim, is to be released on DVD and CD. [8]
22nd Jun 2007 Both Acer and ECS have been tipped to have an interest in SFF maker, Shuttle, as rumours hit the market in Taiwan. [2]
21st Jun 2007 Web news round up for the 21st June 2007. [0]
21st Jun 2007 This week's poll: we want to know how big your primary monitor is! [174]
21st Jun 2007 Earlier this week, Blockbuster video announced that it was going to expand its line of Blu-ray titles into another 1450 stores in America. HD DVD has shrugged this off as an insignificant event. [28]
21st Jun 2007 The gloriously gorgeous and highly anticipated Enemy Territory: Quake Wars will have a bit of a surprise - in-game advertising. [37]
21st Jun 2007 A Wii portable? Perfect for playing tennis on the bus and 'accidentally' hurting someone! [6]
21st Jun 2007 Nvidia makes a serious move into the GPGPU space... it's time to meet Tesla. [19]
21st Jun 2007 Nintendo announces that it will not release an AO rated title. Sony agrees. [40]
21st Jun 2007 MumboJumbo has announced it will be making a game based on Ricky Gervais' The Office. Oh noes. [16]
20th Jun 2007 Valve announces that it will be bringing a major update to Steam, details inside. [20]
20th Jun 2007 The ESRB has given a preliminary Adults Only rating to both versions of Manhunt 2 in America. [13]
20th Jun 2007 The game Law & Order: Double or Nothing has been pulled from shelves across the UK due to objectionable content. [20]
20th Jun 2007 Hack Day London is almost ruined by rain when a lightning strike opens all the skylights. [10]
20th Jun 2007 In an interesting double-twist worthy of a novel, Microsoft has sued Immersion, makers of the rumble pack. Why? Because it won against Sony. [15]
20th Jun 2007 The British Board of Film Classification has issued its second outright ban on a video game in a decade. Rockstar's Manhunt 2 will now be illegal to obtain in the UK. [50]
19th Jun 2007 Web News Round up for the 19th June 2007 [1]
19th Jun 2007 Eidos confirms rumours that Tomb Raider: Anniversary will be appearing in an episodic format for the Xbox 360. [13]
19th Jun 2007 3D Realms reveals a new game and, as promised, it's not Duke Nukem Forever. [21]
19th Jun 2007 YouTube has announced that it has rolled out local versions of the site in nine different countries with more planned in the near future. [16]
19th Jun 2007 Everyone's favourite search engine has taken a step into America's political arena regarding a wide array of issues it feels are important. But does the world need a cowboy corporation to play hero? [14]
19th Jun 2007 The Mozilla Foundation's President has gone on record to say some pretty nasty things about Apple and Steve Jobs after the company's recent announcement on its browser, Safari. [25]
18th Jun 2007 Apple told investors today that it has juiced up the iPhone ahead of its June 29th launch in America. [13]
18th Jun 2007 Ubuntu's founder has officially put a stop to recent rumours saying that the distro is "next in line" for a deal with Microsoft. [13]
18th Jun 2007 UPDATED: Who says money can't buy you love? America's largest video rental outlet, Blockbuster Video, has opted to go with Blu-ray. [18]
18th Jun 2007 Apparently it's the fans that use up most of the power, not the 200W graphics cards. We've been barking up the wrong tree, so to speak. [43]