Mobile Games

Mobile games marketing platform AppLift raises $13 mn from Prime Ventures Indiantelevision.com MUMBAI: Mobile games marketing platform AppLift has raised $13 million from venture capital and growth equity firm Prime Ventures in series A funding round. AppLift will use the funds to further invest in its marketing and monetisation platform and ... See all stories on this topic »

Mobile games marketing company AppLift raises $13m Mobile Entertainment A year after launching and mobile games marketing and monetisation service AppLift is now helping more than 80 mobile games publishers reach more than one million downloads a month. Presumably this is what helped it secure $13 million funding from ... See all stories on this topic »

Zynga enlists midcore games to do battle for revenue USA TODAY "We could probably say that we have more working against new games in midcore than any other category," CEO Mark Pincus said in an interview. "We have really moved some of our vast and most seasoned game makers over to midcore and mobile." ... See all stories on this topic »

Zynga pins hope on mobile games Mobile Commerce Press Troubles game developer Zynga has been working to restructure itself recently. The company has struggled to find some stable ground after losing the faith of Facebook, which had once been its primary distribution platform. Zynga has set its sights on ... See all stories on this topic »

AppLift raises $13M for mobile-game marketing and monetization VentureBeat The funding shows that rewards are big for companies that attack the largest problem of the mobileexplosion: how to discover quality titles amid the sea of junk in the app stores. AppLift helps gamepublishers find players and non-players who might ... See all stories on this topic »

Shanda Games' Subsidiary Actoz Announced the Successful Pricing of Newly ... Sacramento Bee The newly raised capital will be used to (i) strengthen Shanda Games' mobile games strategy by investing in areas including game developments, licensing, investments and acquisitions, and global operation and distribution, and to (ii) repay the ... See all stories on this topic »

Use ← → keys to navigate The Next Web Berlin-headquartered AppLift runs a mobile games marketing platform which helps games makers grow their user bases with “quality, loyal” gamers. The service serves titles for iOS and Android and is used by some big names, including, King, Wooga and ... See all stories on this topic »

NetDragon Websoft Inc. Announces First Quarter 2013 Financial Results MSN Money HONG KONG, June 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- NetDragon Websoft Inc. ("NetDragon", Stock code: 777), a leading developer and operator of online games and mobile internet platforms in China, today announced its financial results for the first quarter ended ... See all stories on this topic »

GMO Internet Climbs on Mobile Games Sales Outlook: Tokyo Mover Businessweek GMO Internet, which also provides online securities and foreign-exchange trading services, introduced a soccer game with real names and images of top players from around the world last month that can be played on smartphones. Barclays raised its rating ... See all stories on this topic »

Go Monster Slaying in Real-time 3D with Monster Blade DailyGame Social mobile games developer Nubee announced the release of their 3D action game, Monster Blade 1.0.1, on App Stores worldwide. The free-to-play game is available to iPhone and iPad users after its successful launch on Google Play. In Monster Blade ... See all stories on this topic »