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Call of Duty: generates enough sales to fund a real war
Activision Blizzard, Inc. announced today that the Call of Duty franchise has surpassed US$3 billion in retail sales worldwide.
PikPok: not kicking for touch
PikPok, the Wellington based spin-off from Sidhe, has released the first titles in its new Flick Kick? line of iPhone…
Sticky Pictures: online launch for 'The Gravy'
The good folk at Sticky Pictures, who brought you the much lauded, awarded and applauded Six Dollar Fifty Man, are…
Bebo: no longer the cool teenager's BFF
Like most things teenagers become passionate about - boy/girlfriends, favourite bands, acne – interest wanes. Bebo is passing its use-by…
TVNZ: on demand with PS3, but not yet
TVNZ sent out a media release on Friday evening, informing us, and presumbaly others, that there would be an announcement…
SPADA 09: the truth is out there
In a session cruelly programmed against Matthew Weiner's second appearance, Film NZ's acting CEO Sue Thompson presented the double act…
Ettamogah: not drawing cheques
A New Zealand animation company completed work on Australian production company Ettamogah's Wakkaville several months ago. Today, it is still…
JVC: torturing CSIRO with wonderful toys
JVC sells some wonderful screening gear, which sadly costs rather more than a clapped out Magna. But rather less than…
Animfx: digitally done and dusted
The 3-day Animfx symposium wrapped up in Wellington on Saturday night with Sidhe's Big Night closing party, concluding a three-day…
Animfx: Joseph Olin, size is relative
There's little that is small about the Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS), of which Joseph Olin has been…