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Electronic Arts sues Zynga
Recent documents from the Los Angeles TimesElectronic Arts filed a copyright infringement lawsuit alleging that Zynga's "The Ville" misappropriated EA's "Sims Social" game.... -
Activision settles Call of Duty lawsuits
A day before a bitterly contested set of lawsuits was set to begin trial, Activision Blizzard Inc. on Thursday settled the case with the original creators of its blockbuster Call of Duty game franchise. The last-minute agreement ends two years of...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Gaming, Litigation, Companies and Corporations, Laws
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Activision clash with Call of Duty developers dates back years
Activision Blizzard Inc.'s testy relations with the two creators of the Call of Duty franchise dated back at least a year before the company fired them, according to emails recently unsealed in the company's $1-billion lawsuit against the developers....
Tags: Gaming, Companies and Corporations, Activision Blizzard, Inc., Entertainment, Economy, Business and Finance
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Video game sales plunge 42% in April
Company TownVideo game sales took a nose dive in April, plunging a stomach-churning 42% compared with a year earlier as companies cranked out fewer releases than in April 2011.... -
Electronic Arts: 'Worst company in America'? Consumerist says yes
As it does every year, Consumer Reports subsidiary the Consumerist has crowned “The worst company in America.” This year, based on more than 250,000 votes, it’s Electronic Arts, or EA, of Redwood City, Calif., a “mega-publisher&...
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 clocks $1 billion in sales
Company TownCall of Duty Modern Warfare 3 hit the $1 billion sales mark faster than "Avatar" did in box office receipts.... -
Star Wars: The Old Republic sells more than 1 million copies
Company TownElectronic Arts says Star Wars: The Old Republic is "the fastest-growing subscription MMO in the history of our industry," but it's still early in the game.... -
Seismic seizes $2 million in funding for social games
Company TownSeismic Games became the latest start-up company to dive into social games, snagging $2 million in funding from DFJ Frontier, investor Tom Matlack and others -- all before releasing its first title.... -
Hands-on with Alan Wake's American Nightmare on Xbox 360 [Video]
TechnologyL.A. Times tech reporter Nathan Olivarez-Giles goes hands-on with the upcoming Xbox 360 video game Alan Wake's American Nightmare at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.... -
Social games company Kabam acquires Fearless Studios
Company TownKabam buys Fearless Studios and snags veteran game developers, Haden Blackman and Cedrick Collomb....
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