Entries in 'mobile gaming' (15)
Atari founder: The days of mobile gaming is over
Mobile’s increasing dominance of the game industry is over and will be usurped by new technology, Atari founder Nolan Bushnell has said.
Mobile Gaming Europe
Dec 6th 2012 in London, UK The mobile games space is set to be worth £6.3bn by 2014, driven the continued adoption of smartphones, tablets, and apps.
Activision reveals social games platform Activate
Activision Blizzard has unveiled Activate, a new social gaming platform for mobile devices.
Ubisoft's digital boss on free-to-play, mobile games, eSports and the new UPlay
Ubisoft showed off its download line-up at its Digital Days showcase in Paris earlier this month, and MCV caught up with worldwide director of online games Stephanie Perotti.
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Zynga to establish new standalone platform
Social gaming powerhouse Zynga has unveiled plans to take its games beyond Facebook to a dedicated online portal.
69p Indie Bundle hits App Store
A group of mobile developers have teamed up to raise money for charity by selling their games in one cheap and cheerful pack.
Five days left to submit 'rough drafts' for MoMinis contest
The deadline for rough draft submissions to the MoMinis Studio GameCast contest is July 10th.
MoMinis widens GameCast developer contest
The contest rules have changed from requiring developers to use only The MoMinis Studio to allowing the use of whatever tool they prefer.
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Nintendo: Retail drives the mass market
Boxed product is far from dead – it’s the key to driving sales among the mass market.
Playlogic relaunches
Playlogic has relaunched as a newly-formed company, now named Playlogic Entertainment N.V.
Apple’s Game Center goes live
Apple has released the iOS 4.1 firmware upgrade for iPhone owners giving them access to Game Center.
Next iPad 'to offer 360 quality graphics'
Fishlabs CEO Michael Schade has stated his belief that "iPad HD" will be released and running games at at least an equivalent standard to the Xbox 360 within a year.
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Mobile gaming continues to grow
The number of mobile phone owners who play games on their portable devices has grown by seven per cent to 34 per cent in the last 12 months in North ...
Video games are more popular than cinema
More people in America play video games than go to the cinema, according to a recent survey carried out by the NPD group.
Revamped N-Gage suffers delay
Next-Gen reports that global phone giant Nokia has delayed the launch of its new N-Gage mobile games service from this month until later in the year.
