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  1. Schwarzenegger appeals ruling on video game law (Reuters)
  2. Electronics Maker to Invest $5 Billion in Vietnam (PC World)
  3. Vietnam's IT prowess rises with $5 billion factory plan (InfoWorld)
  4. "Family Guy" ties into Xbox Live (Reuters)
  5. Vid-games: players young and old invited (AP)
  6. Amidst Mac efforts, EA also pushes iPod games (Macworld.com)
  7. "Manhunt 2" game approved for sale (Reuters)
  8. New games tantalize ahead of holidays (Reuters)
  9. Wii Outsells Sony PS3 Three to One (NewsFactor)
  10. CBS, The TV Network For Oldsters, Tunes In To New Net Technologies (Investor's Business Daily)
  11. Sony PS3 narrows Nintendo Wii sales lead in Japan (Reuters)
  12. In-game advertising company adopts TV ad model (Reuters)
  13. Director John Woo takes aim at games (USATODAY.com)
  14. 18 Grateful Dead songs included in 'Rock Band' (USATODAY.com)
  15. Taiwanese tech mogul donates $454 million to fight cancer (InfoWorld)
  16. One in four gamers play at work (Reuters)
  17. Apple cuts iPhone price and revamps iPods (Reuters)
  18. Video games: `Jeanne d'Arc' out in front (AP)
  19. Video-game review: `Metroid Prime 3' (AP)
  20. Video-game gifting; `Donkey Kong' film (AP)
  21. Online features boost video game revenue: report (Reuters)
  22. Lord British returns with blank slate (Reuters)
  23. Lord British returns with blank slate (Reuters)
  24. Britain to review video game, Web laws for young (Reuters)
  25. CORRECTION: Online features boost video game revenue: report (Reuters)
  26. Sony needs consistent PS3 strategy: videogame publisher (Reuters)
  27. Sony seen needing consistent PS3 strategy (Reuters)
  28. Take-Two sells unit to Canada's Mad Catz (Reuters)
  29. Trends & Innovations - Friday (Investor's Business Daily)
  30. Take-Two loss is smaller than expected (Reuters)
  31. Nintendo Math: Wiimote + Nunchuk = Wii Zapper (NewsFactor)
  32. Nintendo Math: Wiimote + Nunchuk = Wii Zapper (NewsFactor)
  33. 'Heavenly Sword' is heaven sent for PS3 (USATODAY.com)
  34. Square Enix Endorses Xbox 360 (PC World)
  35. Xbox role-playing games eyed for Japan (AP)
  36. PlayStation 3 gets `Lair' and `Warhawk' (AP)
  37. Halo 3's Master Chief Invades Tussauds' Vegas Museum (TechWeb)
  38. Wii Overtakes 360 in Global Sales
  39. Sales of video games, hardware up 46 percent (Reuters)
  40. Video games train new miners in Peru (Reuters)
  41. Intel to buy digital-media software maker Havok (InfoWorld)
  42. Sony may sell game chip facility to Toshiba: sources (Reuters)
  43. Review: 'Lair' and 'Warhawk' exclusive (AP)
  44. Intel Buys Havok, Maker of Game Development Tools (PC World)
  45. Best Buy posts higher profit (Reuters)
  46. Judge rejects request for Simpson items (AP)
  47. Best Buy Crushes Q2 Forecasts On Strong International Sales (Investor's Business Daily)
  48. Indian gaming now a serious business for console makers (Reuters)
  49. 'Metroid Prime 3: Corruption' hits bull's eye on Wii (USATODAY.com)
  50. Video games can shoot holes in GPA (USATODAY.com)
  51. Video-game review: `Stranglehold' (AP)
  52. Nintendo game courts wine lovers (AP)
  53. Even A Communist Government Can't Put The Brakes On Shanda (Investor's Business Daily)
  54. Sony delays PS3 "Home," mum on price cuts (Reuters)
  55. Sony delays 'Home' virtual world for PS3 (AP)
  56. Google's Secret Patent Portfolio Predicts gPhone (TechWeb)
  57. Sony delays PS3 "Home," but no talk of price cuts (Reuters)
  58. Game consoles help keep students in the classroom (AFP)
  59. Sony to Expand PS2 Business, But No PS3 Price Cut (PC World)
  60. Folding@Home Protein Project Hits a Petaflop (PC World)
  61. Sony delays launch of virtual universe for PS3 (AFP)
  62. Sony Delays PS3's Virtual World (NewsFactor)
  63. Sony delays launch of "Home" (Reuters)
  64. Microsoft Hoping 'Halo' Is Goodbye To Sony (Investor's Business Daily)
  65. Halo 3 Leaked Onto The Web; Blame The Covenant? (TechWeb)
  66. Intel Offers Vision On The Future Of Virtual Worlds (TechWeb)
  67. Microsoft "Halo 3" wins high marks from reviewers (Reuters)
  68. 'Evil' zombies rule weekend box office (AP)
  69. Creators Describe Xbox 360's Infinite Undiscovery (PC World)
  70. Game Show Attendance Up (PC World)
  71. "Halo 3" wins high marks from reviewers (Reuters)
  72. Microsoft readies "Halo 3" for launch (Reuters)
  73. Gaming world braces for industry 'killer' Halo 3 (AFP)
  74. Halo 3 Saves Humanity at Midnight (NewsFactor)
  75. Microsoft readies "Halo 3" video game for launch (Reuters)
  76. Microsoft bets on 'Halo 3' in gaming industry battle (AFP)
  77. Microsoft Readies Halo 3 Video Game For Launch (TechWeb)
  78. Microsoft's "Halo 3" game launches amid spectacle (Reuters)
  79. Microsoft pins game unit profit on "Halo 3" launch (Reuters)
  80. AI is A-OK in new games (USATODAY.com)
  81. Microsoft launches "Halo 3" (Reuters)
  82. Video game teaches kids about diet - then turns off (Reuters)
  83. 'Halo 3' packaging scratches disks (AP)
  84. The weekly roundup of video-game news (AP)
  85. Video-game review: `Halo 3' (AP)
  86. `Halo 3' packaging scratches disks (AP)
  87. Next for Microsoft Xbox: winning casual gamers (Reuters)
  88. Microsoft offers to replace damaged "Halo 3" discs (Reuters)
  89. Sony sells 250,000 new PSPs in four days: magazine (Reuters)
  90. Gaming firms urge EU to demand compensation (Reuters)
  91. Warner Bros and Abu Dhabi agree to joint venture (Reuters)
  92. Warner Bros and Abu Dhabi agree to media joint venture (Reuters)
  93. Microsoft will replace scratched Halo 3 discs (InfoWorld)
  94. Microsoft "Halo 3" 1st-day game sales at $170 mln (Reuters)
  95. Microsoft "Halo 3" 1st-day sales hit $170 million (Reuters)
  96. Microsoft's 'Halo 3' breaks first-day sales records (PC World)
  97. Microsoft's 'Halo 3' breaks first-day sales records (PC World)
  98. Not a "Halo" fan? Other games beckon (Reuters)
  99. Halo 3 Rakes in $170 Million at Launch (NewsFactor)
  100. 'Halo 3' makes record smashing 170 million dollar debut (AFP)
  101. Gamers spend about $170M on 'Halo 3' (AP)
  102. Halo 3 Sales Smash Game Industry Records (TechWeb)
  103. Nintendo Wii Japan sales overwhelm PS3 in Apr-Sept (Reuters)
  104. Wii Japan sales overwhelm PS3 (Reuters)
  105. Can video game cheating be prevented? (AP)
  106. Nintendo Predicts Holiday Wii Shortage (NewsFactor)
  107. Nintendo Predicts Holiday Wii Shortage (NewsFactor)
  108. The week in video-game news (AP)
  109. The week in video-game news (AP)
  110. Big names for Disney's "Turok" video game (Reuters)
  111. Latest 'Zelda' draws up great gameplay (USATODAY.com)
  112. Nintendo's "Wiimote" gets cushion (AP)
  113. Video-game review: `Heavenly Sword' (AP)
  114. Sony PSP Japan sales hit record high (Reuters)
  115. Sony 'plans to cut price of PlayStation 3 by Christmas' (AFP)
  116. Sony quickly sells half million new PlayStation Portables (AFP)
  117. Nintendo gets touchy with new "Zelda" (Reuters)
  118. Microsoft says "Halo" 1st-week sales were $300 mln (Reuters)
  119. 'Halo 3' rings up $300M in first week (AP)
  120. 'Halo 3' rings up $300M in first week (AP)
  121. Mountain Dew, Dell, Samsung In The Game (Investor's Business Daily)
  122. Microsoft "Halo" creators to be separate company (Reuters)
  123. Microsoft to spin off 'Halo' creators (AP)
  124. Microsoft to spin off `Halo' creator (AP)
  125. "Halo" creators to split from Microsoft (Reuters)
  126. Sony to start selling 40GB PS3 in Europe next week (Reuters)
  127. Microsoft Spins Off "Halo" Creators (PC World)
  128. Microsoft spins off Bungie Studios (InfoWorld)
  129. Microsoft to spin off 'Halo' creator (AP)
  130. Microsoft, 'Halo' creators split (AP)
  131. Booze Cruise video game gives teens reality check (Reuters)
  132. Trigger-happy video game players battle for cyber supremacy (AFP)
  133. Sony's U.S. game unit creates ad business (Reuters)
  134. 'Manhunt 2' game still banned in U.K. (AP)
  135. `Manhunt 2' game still banned in U.K. (AP)
  136. Sony to cut PS3 prices in Japan and offer new model (Reuters)
  137. Sony cuts PlayStation 3 prices in Japan (AP)
  138. Sony to cut price of PS3 in Japan, launch new version (AFP)
  139. Sony Announces Low-End PS3 (PC World)
  140. Sony to cut PS3 prices and add new model in Japan (Reuters)
  141. Review: `NHL 08' shuts out `NHL 2K8' (AP)
  142. Nintendo's Wii broadens audience (AP)
  143. U.S. Soldiers To Get Their Halo 3 Fix On Xbox (TechWeb)
  144. Microsoft Adds Free Games To Xbox 360 Consoles (TechWeb)
  145. Nintendo to launch Wii Fit game in Japan (Reuters)
  146. Nintendo to launch Wii Fit game (Reuters)
  147. Nintendo to launch Wii workout board in December (AFP)
  148. Nintendo to boost Net support for Wii (AP)
  149. Trends & Innovations - Wednesday (Investor's Business Daily)
  150. Nintendo's Wii gets Fit (Reuters)
  151. Gameworld: "Assassin's Creed" stalks into stores soon (Reuters)
  152. "Assassin's Creed" stalks into stores soon (Reuters)
  153. Wii Web Browser Finally Takes Shape (PC Magazine)
  154. Review: PlayStation Portable's revamp (AP)
  155. Electronic Arts to buy 2 gaming studios (AP)
  156. Nintendo says to keep Wii console price at $249 (Reuters)
  157. Electronic Arts to buy 2 game makers (AP)
  158. 'Spider-Man: Friend or Foe' is good, simple fun (USATODAY.com)
  159. Nintendo market value tops 10 trillion yen on Wii (Reuters)
  160. Nintendo market value at $85 billon thanks to Wii (Reuters)
  161. "Assassin's Creed" stalks into stores soon (Reuters)
  162. Trends & Innovations - Wednesday (Investor's Business Daily)
  163. "Lost" reruns land at Sci Fi, G4 (Reuters)
  164. 'Zelda' remains true video-game legend (AP)
  165. Game review: 'Orange Box' a great value (AP)
  166. Study: Online games more captivating (AP)
  167. Sony to sell new 40GB PlayStation 3 in U.S. (Reuters)
  168. Sony agrees to sell PS3 chip lines to Toshiba (AFP)
  169. Sony to sell PS3 chip production lines to Toshiba (Reuters)
  170. Sony to launch cheaper PlayStation 3 (Reuters)
  171. Sony to sell PS3 chip lines to rival Toshiba (AFP)
  172. Solo games live on in multiplayer world (Reuters)
  173. Sony announces new, cheaper PS3 (AP)
  174. "Halo 3" drives September U.S. video game sales (Reuters)
  175. Special vest lets players feel video game blows (AFP)
  176. Sony Rolls Out New $399 PlayStation 3 (NewsFactor)
  177. Graffiti, evolution and infection pitched as video game fodder (AFP)
  178. E3 video game trade show in radical downsizing (Reuters)
  179. E3 video game trade show in radical downsizing (Reuters)
  180. Microsoft slashes Xbox 360 price in Japan (AP)
  181. Rock band video games hit right note with music lovers (AFP)
  182. Microsoft to cut Xbox 360 price in Japan (AFP)
  183. EA delays "Army of Two" to early 2008 (Reuters)
  184. New video game show off to rocky start (Reuters)
  185. Poker players fight online gaming ban (AP)
  186. BiteFight
  187. Microsoft launches new family-oriented Xbox bundle (Reuters)
  188. Eve Online Shuts Down To Fix Security Breach (TechWeb)
  189. Microsoft Cutting Xbox 360 Price In Japan (TechWeb)
  190. Xbox alive with family-friendly TV content (Reuters)
  191. Families, Here Comes Your Xbox 360 (NewsFactor)
  192. Football video game giants, FIFA and PES, brace for play-off (AFP)
  193. Xbox 360 launches Arcade model to challenge Wii (AFP)
  194. Trends & Innovations - Tuesday (Investor's Business Daily)
  195. Xbox 360 launches Arcade model to challenge Wii (AFP/File)
  196. Wii Sports sweeps board at Bafta game awards (Reuters)
  197. Microsoft investors eye rosy holiday quarter (Reuters)
  198. Wii Sports sweeps board at game awards (Reuters)
  199. Profits more than double at Nintendo (AP)
  200. Sony swings to profit on camera sales (Reuters)
  201. Nintendo raises full-year forecast, Wii boosts H1 (Reuters)
  202. Nintendo raises full-year forecast (Reuters)
  203. Sony swings to Q2 profit on electronics, raises f'cast (Reuters)
  204. Flat TVs, cameras boost Sony's profit (AP)
  205. CORRECTED: Nintendo raises full-year forecast (Reuters)
  206. Nintendo's profit more than doubles (AP)
  207. Sony swings to profit on electronics (Reuters)
  208. Japanese cars premiere -- in real and virtual worlds (AFP)
  209. Japanese cars premiere -- in real and virtual worlds (AFP)
  210. Rivals Nintendo, Sony see profits surge (AFP)
  211. Rivals Nintendo, Sony see profits surge (AFP)
  212. Sony posts record profits on brisk electronic sales (AFP)
  213. Sony 2Q profit soars on electronics (AP)
  214. "Mass Effect" space epic aims to evoke emotion (Reuters)
  215. Bands find video games a ticket to fame (Reuters)
  216. Activision poised to score with new guitar game (Reuters)
  217. Microsoft profit rises, shares jump (Reuters)
  218. Microsoft 1Q profit rises vs. last year (AP)
  219. Microsoft 1Q profit beats Street (AP)
  220. Microsoft lifts outlook, shares jumps (Reuters)
  221. Microsoft shares jump on lifted outlook (Reuters)
  222. Ambitious Microsoft posts strong profit (AP)
  223. Nintendo rules out Wii price cut (AP)
  224. With earnings up 23%, Microsoft cites 'Halo' effect (USATODAY.com)
  225. Activision poised to score with "Guitar Hero 3" (Reuters)
  226. Nintendo to launch Wii in China, S.Korea in 2008 (Reuters)
  227. Nintendo to sell Wii in China (Reuters)
  228. 'Consumer VPN' Allows Content Sharing Among Friends (PC Magazine)
  229. Microsoft's Halo 3 Sparks 100% Jump In Xbox 360 Sales (TechWeb)
  230. Sony upbeat on electronics, sees larger game loss (Reuters)
  231. MySpace to Add Free Games (PC World)
  232. Men also avid players of casual video games: study (Reuters)
  233. Child advocates upset over "Manhunt 2" (AP)
  234. Trends & Innovations - Monday (Investor's Business Daily)
  235. China's No. 3 Online Game Maker To Play U.S. Market (Investor's Business Daily)
  236. Child advocates upset over `Manhunt 2' (AP)
  237. Ratchet & Clank do it again (AP)
  238. New "Simpsons" video game spoofs industry (Reuters)
  239. Nintendo Bumps Sony From Its Videogame Market Perch (TechWeb)
  240. "Simpsons" video game spoofs industry (Reuters)
  241. Pirates of the Caribbean multiplayer game debuts (Macworld.com)
  242. Microsoft: No IPTV in Xbox 360, Not Quite Yet (PC Magazine)
  243. Nintendo's classic Famicom faces end of road (AFP)
  244. New PS3 Title Called 'Watershed' in Game Industry (NewsFactor)
  245. PS3 Helps Stanford Break Grid Record (NewsFactor)
  246. Alien and robot on mission for Playstation 3 (Reuters)
  247. Electronic Arts posts 2Q net loss (AP)
  248. Wrath of the Lich King
  249. Nintendo Wii trims lead over PS3 in Japan sales (Reuters)
  250. Hackers unlock `Manhunt 2' video game (AP)