Friday Casual Games Weekly News Roundup

  
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Mar 28, 2008, 9:00am

The USA Network and SciFi.com are the latest companies to launch casual games on their websites; Mytopia - a platform that allows people on different social networks (i.e. Facebook and MySpace) to play the same games together - launches; and The Escapist's Andy Chalk writes about his newfound obsession with casual games in Keeping it Casual. These articles and more in our weekly news roundup.

News

  • At launch, Mytopia shows social networks how to play nicely together

  • Manifesto Games seeks venture round for indie games

  • Rebel Monkey co-founder to lead lecture at Indie MMO Game Developers Conference 2.0

  • SciFi.com pushes into gaming and other new areas

  • USA Network rebrands online gaming site; plays to advertisers

  • Brand advertising on game sites performs best with women over 45

  • EA announces Zubo - a new children's video game exclusive to Nintendo DS

    Features

  • Keeping It Casual

  • One game company's plan to push retail through Facebook

  • Casual games look to ad-supported 'TV model'

  • Online Games by the Hundreds, With Tie-Ins

  • Online Casual Games becomes mature in 2008!

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