NBA evades exclusivity
Pro basketball league spins around dishing out sole rights to one party, grants long-term licenses to five publishing all-stars.
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Backyard Basketball E3 2004 Preshow First Look
This kid-friendly basketball game for the Game Boy Advance should be popular with young children.
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Atari launches online delivery service
Atari on Demand will let broadband-equipped gamers download a limited catalog of games for $14.95 a month.
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Fifth annual AIAS awards announced
The Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences hands out its awards for 2001.
EA takes three
Electronic Arts' Harry Potter game retains the top spot on NPD's latest weekly list of best-selling PC games, and it's followed by two more EA games.
Harry Potter on top again
EA's fantasy adventure game based on the popular J.K. Rowling novel takes the top spot in NPD's latest list of best-selling games.
Hot Date rules November
EA's virtual-life expansion tops NPD's monthly list of best-selling PC games, while Sony's EverQuest: The Shadows of Luclin online role-playing game expansion takes the first week of December.
Harry Potter beats Hot Date
Electronic Arts' fantasy adventure game tops the virtual-life game expansion in NPD's latest weekly list of best-selling PC games.
Humongous takes the lead
Infogrames' family-friendly game division takes first place on NPD's latest list of best-selling games with Backyard Basketball, its latest sports game, knocking Civilization III into second place.
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