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2nd Jun 2008 Lucasarts could be looking at reviving the adventure game genre if only the hardware wasn't a problem. Wait, what? [31]
2nd Jun 2008 Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has revealed that Ubisoft will be making games which will require 3D glasses, as well as CGI films, books and a TV series. [7]
2nd Jun 2008 Nvidia has done PC gamers a favour today by releasing four free maps for the PC version of Call of Duty 4 - ones that Xbox 360 owners had to pay for. [26]
2nd Jun 2008 The ASTRA group at the University of Antwerp has revealed a pint-size supercomputer built from four GeForce 9800GX2 graphics cards designed for medical research. [17]
31st May 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: We've got pictures of AMD's new next generation graphics card, the Radeon HD 4850 - check inside to see what's changed... or not, as the case may be. [31]
31st May 2008 A cracker group calling itself Kryogeniks has taken responsibility for an attack on the DNS records of US cable giant Comcast, resulting in the downing of its main website on Wednesday. [12]
30th May 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: We're out in Taipei visiting companies ahead of next week's Computex 2008 tradeshow. We've snagged some pics of baby Nehalem and a very early MSI X58 board. [44]
30th May 2008 After a fantastic year of sales in games last year, Ubisoft reveal at Ubidays 2008 that they have seen the market grow by 25 percent and expect the same this year. [2]
30th May 2008 At Ubidays 2008 we learned that the game would be developed to work closely with the Wii balance board. [3]
30th May 2008 At Ubidays, Producer Ben Mattes discussed the new game mechanics and female star of the new Prince of Persia game. [11]
30th May 2008 Today Ubisoft celebrates ten years of success with the phenomenal Tom Clancy franchise of games and outlines the future of the brand. [5]
30th May 2008 COMPUTEX 2008: Cyberlink is set to upgrade its portfolio of new TrueTheatre technologies to include video upscaling, noise reduction, image stabilisation and more. [7]
30th May 2008 At Ubidays 2008, Ubisoft unveiled the first official trailer of Michel Ancel's Beyond Good and Evil 2, to enormous applause. [8]
30th May 2008 The guys over at AnandTech have got their hands on an engineering sample version of Asus's Eee PC desktop, and it's looking like a pretty impressive device thus far. [8]
29th May 2008 Gears of War 2 creator Cliff Bleszinski reveals some details on the hugely anticipated title in July's EGM. [11]
29th May 2008 We’ve been running the latest bit-tech.net Reader Survey for a little over a month now and it will soon be coming to a close. Here's your last chance to win some prizes. [115]
29th May 2008 A flaw in versions of Adobe Flash Player prior to the latest release allows for remote code execution on affected systems, and is being actively exploited by crackers. [4]
29th May 2008 We're pleased to announce this morning that our recruitment process has come to an end - our fourth full-timer is now working away at bit-tech HQ. [44]
29th May 2008 Box shifter Dell is planning an ultraportable Eee PC-style low-cost notebook according to comments on its blog yesterday - and in an astounding fit of innovation, it's bright red. [23]
28th May 2008 During a meeting at Nvidia's HQ last week, Adobe revealed that Photoshop 'Next' will integrate GPU and Physics acceleration. [36]
28th May 2008 Motherboard manufacturer Asus has launched the latest salvo in its ongoing spat with rival Gigabyte, suing the company for defamation regarding an anti-Asus propaganda presentation. [22]
28th May 2008 The Homeplug Powerline Alliance has announced the latest revision of its Homeplug AV standard, promising greater speeds for networking over mains cabling. [11]
28th May 2008 European WoW guild SK Gaming has claimed the first kill of Kil'jaeden, the current end game boss for World of Warcraft. [21]
27th May 2008 A whole slew of new details have been confirmed for Resident Evil 5, including a new cover system and minigames. Oh, an online co-op too. [9]
27th May 2008 A recent study in Stanford, California has revealed that male gamers pursue the hobby primarily out of a need to conquer. [22]
27th May 2008 Halycon Company, the production company which owns the rights to make films based on Philip K. Dick's novels, has announced plans for game adaptations too. [11]