China Mobile Games and Entertainment Group (CMGE) Falls: Stock Goes Down 5.0%
China Mobile Games and Entertainment Group Limited (CMGE) saw a big move last session, as the company's shares fell over 5.0% on the day.
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| Tech Sector Bearish Stocks: Superconductor Technologies (NASDAQ:SCON), China Mobile ...
China Mobile Games and Entertainment Group Limited NASDAQ:CMGE), the largest publisher and a leading developer of mobile games in China, ...
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'Viral' game 2048 is being lauded as an impressive hit, but it's a blatant ripoff of mobile game 'Threes'
Video game 'clones' have been an issue in the video game industry since the beginning. You have Super Mario Bros. and you have The Great Giana ...
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Latest mobile gaming sensation 2048 accused of copying oldergame
Mobile gaming has a new addictive game called 2048 and pretty much everyone has been going crazy about it in the media. The game has been built ...
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| Mobile game review: Dungeon Keeper
In the trend of strategy games such as Moshi Monster Village for younger children and the slightly more grown up Clash of Clans, Dungeon Keeper ...
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Games console, mobile phone and headphones stolen in Diss burglary
Between 12:10pm and 9:35pm on Monday, entry was forced via a rear entry window into a property in Walcot Road and stole items including a Sony ...
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| Mobile Game Review: Dumpster Dive (iOS/Android)
The game's got a few different metrics of success: Score multipliers increase as you collect items without missing any or getting hit. Distance dove is ...
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5 things you need to know about Southeast Asia's mobile gameindustry
At the Global Mobile Game Congress in Beijing earlier this week, I was invited to moderate a panel on a subject I admittedly was not an expert in.
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| Clicking through social games
Social gaming ads have an average click-through rate of 3.8% on the web and 3.2% on mobile, 19 times higher than the average for standard online ...
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Activision closing UK-based Call of Duty mobile studio
The Blast Furnace, the Leeds, U.K.-based Activision subsidiary that was created to develop mobile games, will close its doors by the end of this month, ...
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