Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 News

Publisher cites "difficult business climate" for 1.6% fall in revenues and 2.9% dip in net income as Pro Evolution Soccer series nears 70 million sold.

Konami's revamped soccer sim now just $30 on Xbox 360 and PS3; 3DS and Wii cost remains unchanged at $40.

There are plenty of Nintendo 3DS games being released this week to coincide with the local launch, but it's not all about Nintendo's shiny new toy.

New release slate championed by Crytek's multiplatform shooter, TT Games' latest block game, and Square Enix's fighting game; The Sims Medieval, Ghostbusters: SOS, Tomb Raider, Splinter Cell Trilogies, and Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood PC also out.

Heavy Rain proves a critical favourite, picking up three British Academy awards; Mass Effect 2 wins the Best Game prize; Peter Molyneux awarded the BAFTA Fellowship for lifetime achievement.

North American version of Konami football sim hits March 25, two days before Nintendo's new handheld goes on sale.

Metal Gear publisher rides Peace Walker, Pro Evo Soccer 11, Love Plus+ to $203 million profit on revenue of $2.3 billion; PES franchise tops 58.8 million.

Konami's football game confirmed for European 3DS launch in Q2 2011; UEFA Champions League and Master League game modes included.

Nintendo's newest handheld arriving March 25 in Europe; UK retailers listing handheld for £229; Nintendogs and Cats, Steel Diver, Super Monkey Ball 3D among launch-window lineup; full event liveblog and video inside.

Nintendo uses 2011 World Event to show off new portable and give specifications; system will last five to eight hours for DS games; all figures based on brightness of screen.

Eight titles to be released alongside new handheld for its February 26 debut on home soil; game prices to range from 4,800 yen ($57) to 6,090 yen ($73); full Japanese 3DS schedule inside.

Mario Factory holding New York event to unveil its plans for North American release of the glasses-free 3D handheld.

Remake of 16-bit strategy role-playing game topples God Eater: Burst from top spot on Japanese sales chart; Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2 debuts in second place.

Namco Bandai's monster-hunting PSP title maintains chart-topping appetite, while Western RPG Fallout: New Vegas scores on both 360 and PS3.

A big week in releases as Activision sets loose the next instalment in its mega Call of Duty franchise with the Treyarch-developed Black Ops.

Second helping of Namco Bandai multiplayer monster hunting game tops a quarter million sold in first week; latest release of Winning Eleven, Golden Sun: Dark Dawn, Fable II also make top 10.

The apocalypse has never been so glamorous.

New release slate spearheaded by latest entry in RPG series, Nintendo's cutesy platformer, turntable disc jockey game, EA's new fighting game, Sega's Vanquish, and Pro Evolution Soccer 2011.

Company president Satoru Iwata reveals Nintendo's plans to make "elaborate games targeting serious gamers" for 3DS; claims successor to Wii will be 3D compatible.

E3 2010: Kojima's next game to be set between MGS2 and MGS4; Neverdead and Silent Hill 8 revealed; Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, Def Jam Rapstar, Saw 2 among games on hand.