Mobile Gaming Archive

  • EA Brings Free Version of Tetris® to Android Today

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  • Venevision Mobile Presents “KING BANDIDO” the New Hero of Mobile Gaming

    MIAMI–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Venevision Mobile launches its most challenging mobile game application to date: KING BANDIDO, an apprentice swordsman frantically training to become ...

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  • Homerun Battle 3D Logs 200 Million Match-Ups!

    SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Korean mobile games leader Com2uS is thrilled to announce over 200 million online match-ups in their wildly successful Homerun Battle 3D! Within 22 months of its release, the homerun...

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  • Big Fish Games Introduces First Voice Chat, Multiplayer-Enabled Game App for iPhone and iPad

    SEATTLE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Big Fish Games today announced that its newest app – Big City Adventure: San Francisco – integrates peer-to-peer multiplayer gameplay with...

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  • Chop Chop Tennis ™ Smashes Through the One Million Download Barrier on the App Store

    MONTREAL--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Gamerizon Studio is proud to announce that Chop Chop Tennis ™ has become the company’s third iPhone game in a row to generate over 1 million downloads on the App Store. Chop Chop Tennis™ became the # 1 downloaded sports game in over 40 countries late last week and during the weekend when it was offered free for a few days. It also reached the top 5 overall downloaded apps in most countries (including # 2 in the US and # 3 in China ). Chop Chop Tennis is available for a

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  • You’re playing a lot of mobile games on the subway, aren’t you?

    You’re playing a lot of mobile games on the subway, aren’t you?

    You're on the subway on the way to work. It's not a long trip, maybe 15 to 20 minutes long if you're coming in from an outer borough. You have to kill the time somehow lest you be alone in your thoughts for a few moments. What do you do? If we're to believe a new survey, then you' may well whip out your phone to play a video game. Back in the day, people would have had a paperback or magazine handy. Times, they are a....

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  • Japanese mobile gaming giant DeNA goes global with iPhone social network MiniNation

    Japanese mobile gaming giant DeNA goes global with iPhone social network MiniNation

    Japan has two listed mobile gaming companies with a multi-billion US-dollar market capitalization, GREE ($2.7 billion) and DeNA ($4.2 billion), with both companies offering services in Japan only. But DeNA just yesterday rolled out MiniNation on the App Store, a social network for the iPhone based around games and avatars that targets a global audience. MiniNation started out with a total of four (free) games in English [iTunes link], all of which are based on popular titles found on DeNA's Japanese social gaming portal, Mobage-town (which boasts 18 million members). The avatar system is already in place, and according to DeNA, the first four games (Bandit Nation, Mini Solitaire, Mini BalloonHunt and Mini NumberPlace) are just the beginning.

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  • Apple is now Nintendo’s biggest problem

    Apple is now Nintendo’s biggest problem

    The last time Nintendo took a big hit in profit, it resulted in the development of perhaps the most successful video game console of all time in the Wii. What's Nintendo's response going to be this time around? Yes, the big N has seen its profits drop from $3.03 billion to $2.48 billion—still a fair a bit of money perhaps to you and me, but cause for panic in the house that Mario built. While a traditional rival, Sony (with the PlayStation), was responsible for the previous rough patch, this time it's Apple. Will Nintendo allow the iPhone to push it around?

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  • Betfair launches iPhone betting app on the App Store

    Betfair, home to the world's largest betting community, today announces the availability of its betting exchange iPhone App within the App Store. This makes Betfair the first established betting company to release a sports betting App on the platform. Initially available in the UK and Ireland to Betfair customers, the App brings the Betfair betting experience to iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users, in an engaging and exciting way - making full use of the.

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  • MSI announces new GE600 gaming notebook

    MSI announces new GE600 gaming notebook

    MSI just announced their latest, the GE600 gaming notebook, is now available for purchase. Built around an Intel Core i5 processor and the ATI Radeon HD5730 GPU, the GE600 is billed at MSI's lightest gaming notebook yet at 5.9 lbs, and this latest addition to their stable is also DirectX11 capable.

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  • iBUYPOWER launches new multi-touch notebooks

    iBUYPOWER launches new multi-touch notebooks

    iBUYPOWER just announced the latest in their gaming notebook lineup, the Battalion CZ-11. The CZ-11 features a 15 inch screen, as well as the new Intel Core i7 processor. iBUYPOWER has also loaded the CZ-11 with 4GB of RAM, an ATI Radeon 5650, and a 500GB drive. Click through for the press release and more details.

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  • Google to Developers: “Have an Android phone, please make games”

    Google to Developers: “Have an Android phone, please make games”

    The iPhone is indisputably on top of the mobile gaming heap, and even relative small fries like Palm are getting serious about it, but Google’s plan for this year’s Game Developers Conference marks one of their first steps towards making Android the next big platform for games on the go. Sure, they’ve committed to [...]

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  • Samsung teases Bada at event, questions still outnumber answers

    Samsung teases Bada at event, questions still outnumber answers

    We've just come back from the Samsung Bada mobile platform launch event in London, and frankly the presentation was no more than an app developer and investor magnet -- no rendering of a new UI, no hands-on opportunity and no direct answers regarding the hardware. The only mention of a Bada phone is that something's coming out in the first half of 2010. That said, today Samsung did bring in representatives of five strong Bada app partners: Twitter, Capcom, EA, Gameloft and Blockbuster. Needless to say mobile gaming is high up on Bada's agenda, but the brief presence of Twitter's Head of Mobile, Kevin Thau, solidified Samsung's dedication for integrating SNS (social networking services) sites on mobile handsets. Yes, just like many fish in the sea. Read on to see how Bada aims to be "an ocean of endless enjoyment."

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    Samsung teases Bada at event, questions still outnumber answers originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 08 Dec 2009 19:16:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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  • OnLive demonstrates iPhone app, set to redefine mobile gaming?

    OnLive demonstrates iPhone app, set to redefine mobile gaming?

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    OnLive demonstrates iPhone app, set to redefine mobile gaming?
    Okay, we admit to still being a little bit unsure about OnLive's pledges for high-end, high-resolution, lag-free gaming on any 'ol device with bandwidth, but we want to believe, and so it's with skeptical optimism that we report on news of mobile implementations. The company has demonstrated an iPhone app in which users are able to play against gamers on a PC or on the company's MicroConsole -- despite not having a single button to press. It's interesting stuff but, according to OnLive's CEO Steve Perlman, it'll be awhile before we see this in the wild, as plans for initial mobile apps will be limited to checking game stats and watching live gameplay. However, we presume it'll be a small step from there to flip the switch and two-way communications, meaning that perhaps by the time Modern Warfare 3 hits the wires you can keep gaming even while you're commuting.

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    OnLive demonstrates iPhone app, set to redefine mobile gaming? originally appeared on Engadget Mobile on Mon, 16 Nov 2009 07:21:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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  • Gameloft Announces Q3 Results, Expands Into Southeast Asia And The Middle East

    Gameloft Announces Q3 Results, Expands Into Southeast Asia And The Middle East

    Gameloft, one of the world’s largest mobile gaming development houses, has just released their numbers for the third quarter of 2009. In the first three quarters of 2009, Gameloft has already slung $132.3 million in mobile applications. This is up roughly 18% percent from the same time period last year, during which they brought in roughly [...]

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