A $500 Million Week for Grand Theft Auto
                   
the-dispatch.com     May 7, 2008            

The company is expected to report it sold six million copies of the graphically violent game, 3.6 million of them on the first day. ... SAN FRANCISCO — Grand Theft Auto IV, the latest iteration of the hit video game franchise, racked up first-week sales of $500 million,... [read full story]                    


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Dead Space banning rumors come under fire

joystiq.com     1 hr ago          

Filed under: PC, Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Action We imagine that video game developers and publishers aren't pleased when their blockbuster titles receive the banhammer's blow before their release dates --...                    

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Games: Beginners join fun in ‘Madden,’ ‘Tiger Woods’

stripes.com     3 hrs ago   9 related          

By Brian Bowers, Stars and Stripes Stars and Stripes Scene, Sunday, September 7, 2008 The pros know that you need to keep updating your playbook or you’ll get creamed. Gamers want more features and better graphics each...                    

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Deals of the Day: Is It Time for Treasury to Buy Troubled Loans?

wsj.com     7 hrs ago          

Deals of the Day includes all the major news of the morning related to mergers and acquisitions and financing. Mergers & Acquisitions Altria: Altria Group is reportedly considering a $10 billion bid for UST, the largest...                    

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Afternoon Reading: Smoke(less) Signals on Altria-UST

wsj.com     7 hrs ago   33 related          

Altria Group goes smokeless. The giant cigarette maker is in talks to acquire UST, a maker of chewing tobacco and wine, for more than $10 billion. Here is a look how the potential deal is viewed around the Web: Rumors...                    

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