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Read More »Interview: Ngmocoâ??s Neil Young
CEO Neil Young discusses what Plus+ has done for ngmoco
Read More »Kotick: Social/mobile markets â??hard to integrateâ??
Boxed games empire boss canâ??t envisage revenue opportunities
Read More ȣ50m target for BBCs games plan
BBC Worldwide says its move back into video games is like ‘growing a new limb’ and that it could become a 50m business for the firm. The statement comes as the company reveals its first self-published games for iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad, which are Doctor Who: The Mazes of …
Read More »Flickr founder develops social game
New social game from Stewart Butterfield due for release in spring 2011
Read More »‘Global social game network’ plans emerge
Denaâ??s Mobage to join forces with Ngmocoâ??s own network in worldwide initiative
Read More »Game barcode scanner app launches
Cedemo has launched its Video Game Barcode Scanner app in the US and UK for iPhone and Android smartphones. The app lets people scan barcodes of console games in-store, to call up descriptions, videos, trailers, screenshots and other information. It launched last month in France. Cedemo is running a competition …
Read More »iOS 4.2 goes live today
Apple has confirmed that its iOS 4.2 software update for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch is available today. The update is the first time that iPad has got iOS 4, including multi-tasking, folders, Game Center and a unified email inbox. Meanwhile, all devices are getting access to new wireless printing …
Read More »1,598 download MCV app in first two weeks
Just two weeks after its official launch the MCV Online iPhone app has been downloaded 1,598 times. The free app has proved an instant hit with the trade who want to access our news. And the impressive numbers come off the back of MCV’s overall brandstrength. Did you know that …
Read More »Minecraft clone hits iPhone, is pulled
For a brief period yesterday iPhone and iPad owners were briefly able to download what to all intents and purposes was a functional portable version of smash indie PC hit Minecraft. Called Minecrafted, Gizmodo reports that the title was built without code or content from the original” but boasted more …
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