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Zumba Fitness publisher sees share value dip 34 percent after earnings report; confirms closure of Boston office, layoffs at QA facility.

Zumba Fitness publisher said to have enacted substantial round of layoffs at Brockhampton, United Kingdom office.

FIFA 12 is still the only title to have topped the charts in 2012, while Star Wars: The Old Republic clings on at 37.

Majesco's sequel to dance exercise game crosses 1 million sold milestone, helping push publisher's bottom line into positive territory for full year.

DICE's shooter retains the top spot, while Uncharted 3 debuts at number two, Sonic Generations in the top 10.

Fourth biggest launch of the year sees Batman: Arkham City top the UK Charts, Football Manager 2012 debuts in third; Dance Central 2 debuts at 40.

FIFA 12 booted from top spot after most successful Xbox 360 racing game launch in UK history; Just Dance 3 debuts in third.

Movement of EA pigskin sim into September reporting period has software sales down 37 percent; Deus Ex takes top spot on chart dominated by casual and licensed titles.

Zumba Fitness sales top 2 million worldwide as publisher plans BloodRayne: Betrayal launch by end of July.

Sega takes its long-running tennis franchise into the motion-controlled arena for the first time.

It's crunch time for Crytek as the developer prepares to release its first console first-person shooter after a history of power-hungry PC games.

[UPDATE] Microsoft's console sets record as latest COD proves most popular software in US history with 13.7 million units sold; domestic sales up 3% overall.

Wedbush's Michael Pachter breaks down NPD data, with Microsoft's console coming out on top; Donkey Kong Country Returns sales come in at about 166,500.

Sinking hardware, software sales send overall stateside revenues sliding; Just Dance 2, Dead Space 2, Little Big Planet 2, Zumba Fitness make top 10.

Microsoft says its motion-sensing system is on track to hit 5 million units sold by year's end.

Nintendo revives one franchise and celebrates another with this week's releases.

Xbox director of incubation tells NPR nobody will get in trouble for writing code that supports motion-sensing camera on non-Xbox 360 devices.

New release slate led by Ubisoft's stealth action game, EA's racer reboot, NBA Jam; other notable launches include Harry Potter 7: Part 1, EA Sports Active 2.0, Apache: Air Assault.

UBM Tech Insights opens up Microsoft's new motion-control technology and prices out each of the components within.