Mobile Games

	How mobile developers are using games to help the victims of cyberbullying VentureBeat Cyberbullying is a product of the digital age, so one developer is looking to fight it using its digital games. Developer Pixelberry has an iOS and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Can Mobile Game Makers Survive in the Long Term? DailyFinance And it has 12 million paying customers, on average, each month. There's one issue, though. It produces digital games focused on mobile devices. Flag as irrelevant
	One of the Best and Weirdest Mobile Games Just Got a Reboot Motherboard (blog) An oft-overlooked asset of video games is the way they can help habituate players to a new kind of technology. As the game scholar Ian Bogost has ... Flag as irrelevant
	Times of India 'Impatient' gamers drive mobile game explosion Times of India MADRID: Fanatical players forking out money to get ahead in games such as Candy Crush Saga or Angry Birds are driving explosive growth in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	View mobile site Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog) There were four boys region championship games in Class AAAAAA on Tuesday night, and three went to overtime – Wheeler beat Walton in Region 5 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Non-app game revenue is higher, but app game sales are growing faster Gamezebo In seven key markets (the U.S., U.K., Germany, France, Russia, Japan and South Korea), spending onmobile games distributed through the iOS App ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gingee launches cross-platform application/games development solution to addressmobile ... SDTimes.com So why aren't more game and app developers utilizing cross platform ... Gingee's solution was developed to simplify the complexity of mobile ... Flag as irrelevant
	NewsWatch Recently Featured Creature Chaos, a Mobile Gaming Application on National Television Consumer Electronics Net Creature Chaos, a fun mobile gaming application was featured on NewsWatch as part of its popular segment, AppWatch, that takes a look at the latest ... Flag as irrelevant
	Freemium games driving growth iAfrica.com Indeed, the so-called "freemium" phenomenon pushed up spending on mobile games, most of it devoted to such in-app purchases, by more than 60 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Florissant man brings the party to customers' doors with mobile video-game arcade Colorado Springs Gazette Garrett Richardson, 11, plays a game on an Xbox 360 inside the Rocky Mountain Gamers mobile videogame trailer Saturday, February 15, 2014. Flag as irrelevant