According to Ubisoft CEO, Yves Guillemot, "The acquisition of Nadeo is an important step in [their] expansion within the on-line gaming sector."
Today, Nadeo, developers of the popular TrackMania series, was purchased by French video game company, Ubisoft.
Though originally thought to be linked to Firmware 3.0, the release of 3.1 has revealed that the issue lies with users' hardware.
Players noticed issues with their PS3 recently after updating to Sony's 3.0 firmware. The issue came while playing Uncharted: Drake's Fortune and WipEout HD.
With the closing of SilverBirch Studios, and the game being declared a financial failure by Atari, players will no longer be able to enjoy multiplayer or level sharing.
When SilverBirch Studios closed doors earlier this year, the servers for N+ on the DS and PSP were also turned off. Atari has been attempting to recover this data and return the servers to their former glory, however it appears the data is now gone for good.
The Smasher Pack DLC has gone live on the Marketplace.
Volition announced last week that their third expansion to Red Faction: Guerrilla would go live this week. As promised, the DLC is now available in the Xbox Live Marketplace as the "Smasher Pack".
A post on the ESRB's website has revealed that the title is due for release in 2010.
The ESRB recently spilled the beans on yet another title. Data East Arcade Classics is a Wii compilation title with a 2010 tentative release date.
As confirmed by Realtime Worlds CEO, Gary Dale.
In a recent report on GamesIndustry.biz, Realtime Worlds CEO, Gary Dale confirmed that the beta for APB is coming next week.
With the announcement of Super Street Fighter IV, Street Fighter IV has now gone Platinum.
A recent Twitter Post has revealed that Street Fighter IV is now listed as a Platinum Hit on Xbox Live.
Players will be able to take on randomly generated dungeons with friends and even report their data back to their Wii game save.
According to andriasang, Namco Bandai is set to include a download-and-play mini-game with their upcoming Wii title, Tales of Grace. The mini-game, titled Kamenin Merchant, will allow players to explore randomly generated dungeons.
Japanese SHMUP developer would like to bring their games to a global audience.
In a recent interview with Kotaku, Cave general manager Makato Asada revealed that the company was looking into bringing their games to other regions.
The head of R&D has something new up his sleeve.
At the Tokyo Game Show during a panel, Toshihiro Nagoshi revealed that aside from the latest Yakuza title, he is working on something new.
