By REAGAN WHEELER I Special to the Daily Press
PALISADES PARK While a filibuster in the U.S. Senate will never be confused with a spectator sport, the Republicans’ refusal
The vast majority of iPhone buyers are very happy with their purchase, according to a new study by Santa Monica-based Interpret. The company polled 200 iPhone owners from July
Rayman Raving Rabbids publisher Ubisoft is launching a new game brand called Imagine targeted at girls aged 6-14 years old. The company conducted “extensive lifestyle research” to target the
Mario helped sell the NES, Super NES, and Nintendo 64, and some might say it’s because of the lack of a good Mario game on the Gamecube that hurt
Beginning with its most popular title, “Madden NFL ‘08,” available this summer, individual players will be able to choose a mode that moves them automatically to the right place and
Electronic Arts, the world’s biggest video game publisher, plans to set a trend of “natural gaming” under its new chief executive that will appeal to audiences beyond hard-core
U.S. Sony president Dave Karraker is calling quotes taken from an interview with Sony Europe’s David Reeves in regards to the phasing out of the 60 gigabyte PlayStation
Surprising to some, a few of the biggest announcements coming out of this year’s E3 Media and Business Summit weren’t from the big-three participants; rather, they came
For legendary designer Shigeru Miyamoto and Nintendo Co., making games more appealing to a broader audience has been a core strategy in recent years.
And it appears to be working.
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Activision, Inc., headquartered in Santa Monica, and Infinity Ward have confirmed the multi-player beta of “Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare” will take place this August. The announcement
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Santa Monica Convention & Visitors Bureau has announced the appointment of its new in-house Public Relations Manager. According to CVB President/CEO Misti Kerns, Dawn
IMAGINE GOING TO THE BANK AND NOT being able to withdraw money due to the bank’s closure caused by a lack of deposits. Before 1913, the United States banking
