| Roadhouse buys social/mobile game maker The Embassy Interactive VentureBeat Tarrnie Williams, president of Roadhouse Interactive, speaks with GamesBeat about newly acquired development company, The Embassy Interactive, and how ... See all stories on this topic » |  VentureBeat |
| NaturalMotion raises $11 million to set up US headquarters, develop ... VentureBeat The game technology and development company responsible for the tech in titles like Star Wars: The Force Unleashed and Max Payne 3 is coming to America. See all stories on this topic » |  VentureBeat |
Fiercemobilecontent
Social game publisher Wooga will no longer distribute HTML5-based mobile web titles via Facebook, shifting its focus to native releases for Apple's iOS and ...
See all stories on this topic »Zynga to make games for Windows Phone 8
MarketWatch
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Microsoft Corp. said Wednesday that social game maker Zynga (US:znga) will build a version of its popular "Draw ...
See all stories on this topic »IBA Group Launches New Mobile Game
Sacramento Bee
On June 16, IBA Group - http://www.ibagroupit.com - released a new game entitled Rock all Zombies. After dozens of released games, the company brought a ...
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| NaturalMotion raises $11m funding for mobile social games expansion The Guardian (blog) British publisher taps Silicon Valley VC firm Benchmark Capital for San Francisco expansion. By Stuart Dredge. See all stories on this topic » |  The Guardian (blog) |
Gamasutra
Liverpool, UK - 21st June 2012 - Mobile games service provider and publisher, Thumbstar Games, today announced a landmark deal with Viva Red Limited and ...
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| Apps Rule! Wooga No Longer Distributing Mobile Games on ... All Things Digital A step back for Facebook's mobile strategy as Wooga pulls an HTML5-enabledmobile game from the social network. See all stories on this topic » |  All Things Digital |
| NaturalMotion Games Raises $11M From Benchmark For 3D ... TechCrunch NaturalMotion, which makes very photo-realistic, animated games like My Horse, just raised $11 million from Benchmark Capital and got mobile gaming veteran ... See all stories on this topic » |  TechCrunch |