More retailers seem to think GTA V is coming to PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Where there's smoke, there's fire...

BT Games is launching an online digital download store to compete with GamersGate and other online stores

A digital future may sound good but I predict it will destroy our gaming industry locally

Retailers are now open to discussing revenue sharing with publishers in regards to second hand sales

Retailers are now open to discussing revenue sharing with publishers in regards to second hand sales

PlayStation Network Senior Director Susan Panico has been chatting to analysts about the general idea of downloadable content and full games. She mentions “One of the things we found, though, was that the Blu-ray disc experience for marquee games like that [LittleBigPlanet] currently just work better because the consumer wants to go in and get that physical product,” Now I …

An anonymous source has informed us that a local distributor has released a press release to retailers stating that games prices will be rising due to the economic crisis. The press release apparently states that due to the Rand weakening some 22% (R9.45 to the Dollar at the time of writing) that game prices will be increasing as of October 27. If game prices go up to between 20% - 25% we may very well be looking at the possibility of R850 for standard titles. We have a word of advice, after the jump. It doesn't take long to realise that there are going to be a lot of massive titles releasing in November and December, so if I can give you a word of advice it is this. Pre-order, Pre-Order and Pre-Order. That way the prices are locked down and the retailers can't charge you more. Also, if there are any October titles that you were thinking about picking up at a later stage (not pre-owned) then you may want to get your hands on them before the 27th. This is bad, bad news considering that we are about to run into what is arguably the greatest summer line-up of all time.