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With each new clip and screenshot of its indie shooter capturing the hearts and minds of mech lovers around the globe, Adhesive Games further ingratiates its growing fan base with the news that Hawken is coming in December, and it will be free-to-play. More »
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In advance of next week's December NPD results, Nintendo is calling the holiday season a huge success, with U.S. huge Wii sales numbers in December and the DS lineup setting a record for most consoles sold during a calendar year. More »
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Despite an 18.8% drop in year to year PlayStation 3 sales in November, Sony Computer Entertainment America states early internal data puts them at a 130% increase over pre-holiday PS3 sales. More »
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The Xbox 360's wireless controller was the most purchased video game accessory last month. I'm sorta surprised that more Remote Controllers didn't sell, but there have been reports of stock issues with Wii accessories. Yep, Wii remotes are just flying off.. shelves. More »
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While the launch-to-launch numbers comparison isn't very pretty for the 360, the straight December-to-December numbers are pretty damn impressive. More »
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GameSpot's report on the December NPD figures show that overall sales were down just four percent (better than I expected) from the previous year. Xbox game sales slipped 33% which is misleading because of the introduction and subsequent selling out of the 360. PlayStation 2 had a 48 percent increase over last year, and companies like Midway and Activision also had better-than-usual months. If the supply had been able to meet demand for Microsoft's new system, I don't think we'd have seen a decline from last year at all. More »
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