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PSストアで買っておきたいゲームソフト50選！ PSアーカイブタイトルや、PS3ダウンロード専用タイトルを忘れずにゲットしておくべし 2021.05.22 17:00 更新 　2006年11月11日、プレイステーション3（PS3）の発売にあわせて、ゲームや追加コンテンツなどを販売するオンラインサービス“プレイステーションストア”（以下、PSストア）がオープン�...

Nintendo Power: Remembering Americas Longest-Lasting Game Magazine Page 1   Sometime in 1987, Nintendo of Americas then-president Minoru Arakawa -- the son-in-law of Nintendo Company president Hiroshi Yamauchi -- made the bold decision that players of his Nintendo Entertainment System console needed their own magazine to read. There had been video game magazines before -- several, in fact -- but theyd all died along with the entire video game industry during the i...

Packaging for the Asciiware Sphere 360 PlayStation controller (photo courtesy of Hock Wah Yeo) When Hock Wah Yeo was hired by the game publisher Velocity, the head of the company gave him an unusual order: “Scare me.” 1     Let’s say you go to the store and buy a video game. What does it look like? Chances are, it comes in a plastic box, roughly the size of a DVD case, and there’s a logo on the top that tells you what platform it’s for — Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo. It’s easy to...

The games industry moves pretty fast, and theres a tendency for all involved to look constantly to whats next without so much worrying about what came before. That said, even an industry so entrenched in the now can learn from its past. So to refresh our collective memory and perhaps offer some perspective on our fields history, GamesIndustry.biz runs this monthly feature highlighting happenings in gaming from exactly a decade ago. Good News for Developers Who Love Bad News February of 2011 was...

GamesIndustry.biz column that has never before appeared on GamesIndustry.biz! Its actually been almost a decade since This Week in The Business started running on Kotaku as an easily digestible collection of quotes and statistics pulled together with brief descriptions intended for a consumer audience. After a lengthy run there, it moved to our sister site USgamer in 2019 under the slightly shorter moniker "This Week in Business." Much to our dismay, USgamer was shut down last month. But we we...