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31 May, 2001 |
| Electronic Arts Inc. won't give Michael Jordan a bigger role pitching its video games if the five-time Most Valuable Player returns to the National Basketball Association next season. |
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30 May, 2001 |
| Stern Pinball's long awaited groovy new pinball AUSTIN POWERS ™ is about to be released. The theme is based around the two Austin Powers movies, with a third movie aleady in the works. |
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29 May, 2001 |
| A 3rd Party software upgrade will soon be released for Daytona I owners. It has been designed by Kyle Hodges and offers more to the "Turbo" upgrade developed a few years ago. |
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26 May, 2001 |
| Japanese game software maker Konami Co. has filed a suit against two South Korean companies including Amuseworld in Seoul, for alleged patent infringements, on products such as Ez2Dancer. |
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26 May, 2001 |
| Illusion Systems Inc. announced today that they have reached a milestone agreement with Sony Financial Services, to finance Illusion's SpeedSports™ and JumpZone!™ simulation products for installation in key USA entertainment centers. |
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24 May, 2001 |
| Sega Corporation reported a $421 million for the fiscal year ending in March, however with its refocusing on the software and arcade business, the company is estimating a net profit of $17 million for 2002. |
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23 May, 2001 |
| As the competition begins to heat up in the home market with XBox reported to be offered at $100 loss per console sold and the news that Nintendo Cube will be selling for $199 and Sony plans to drop $50usd from the price of Playstation II, Sega's smartest move seems to be supplying software to all 3 console manufacturers. |
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22 May, 2001 |
| Online gaming has been touted as the next frontier in entertainment, but leading game companies still disagree on whether or not bringing games to the Web makes financial sense. |
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22 May, 2001 |
| Cliff Wilson, Brent Sales Export Manager, celebrated 30 years in the amusement industry at a presentation organised by his colleagues at the company's west London head office. |
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21 May, 2001 |
| Sega Corp., which scrapped its Dreamcast video-game console this year to focus on software development, said it will provide 10 game titles for Nintendo Co.'s GameCube device, set for release in Japan on Sept. 14, including Virtua Striker III. |
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