EA nabs Star Wars license; Visceral and DICE making games
Electronic Arts is now the exclusive home of Star Wars games for traditional gaming consoles.
Electronic Arts is now the exclusive home of Star Wars games for traditional gaming consoles.
NRA speaker believes games are the issue.
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Zone of the Enders creator Hideo Kojima is rethinking the franchise's future.
The South Park RPG will hit before the end of the year.
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Defiance the game finds success alongside Defiance the TV show.
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Another mobile developer takes up publishing third-party titles.
Developers can download Turbulenz immediately and start making games.