Xbox 360 News
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U.S. retail sales of video-game hardware, software and accessories fell 25 percent to $495.2 million last month, as consumers shifted to digital titles played on mobile devices and awaited next-generation consoles.
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Microsoft Corp. said U.S. retailers sold 130,000 Xbox 360 game consoles in April, helping it retain the top-selling spot for the 28th straight month.
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Noel Gillespie didn't like what he was seeing. From the bench, the Phoenix Suns assistant coach watched his basketball team easily give up 48 points to the Golden State Warriors halfway through a game last year.
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A Virginian who the government said posed as a CIA agent and recruited people to rob banks was sentenced to time served and three years of court supervision as part of a plea deal with prosecutors.
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Activision Blizzard Inc., the largest U.S. video-game publisher, plans to release the next installment of its top-selling “Call of Duty” game on Nov. 5.
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Microsoft Corp. said U.S. retailers sold 261,000 Xbox 360 game consoles last month, holding its spot as the No. 1 selling model in March.
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Nintendo Co., the world’s biggest maker of video-game machines, fell the most in more than a year in Osaka trading after missing sales targets for its consoles.
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Nintendo Co., the world’s biggest maker of video-game machines, forecast a surge in profit as the yen slides and the company accelerates new game releases to drive sales of Wii U consoles and 3DS hand-held players.
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Nintendo Co. President Satoru Iwata has pledged that the “Super Mario” game creator will post a 100 billion-yen ($1 billion) operating profit this fiscal year as new software titles boost sales. Analysts say he’ll fail.
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Microsoft Corp. will use an Advanced Micro Devices Inc. processor in its next Xbox game console as it seeks to cut the cost of building machines and get developers to create more titles, people with knowledge of the matter said. AMD surged the most in almost two years.
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