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  • iPaid: The average tablet game purchaser buys $62 of virtual goods, and more facts!
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    iPaid: The average tablet game purchaser buys $62 of virtual goods, and more facts!

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    When people talk about the mobile industry, a lot of the buzz tends to surround the iPhone revolution. The changing of the guard and explosion of the idea that people use the same device to text as they do to fill their video game fix. If a new survey conducted by Diner Dash creator PlayFirst and research firm Frank N. Magid has anything to say about it, however? Move over phones, and say hello to the real money makers: tablets!
  • Battle or Slaughter? iOS doubling Android in worldwide revenues
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    Battle or Slaughter? iOS doubling Android in worldwide revenues

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    In an infographic entitled "Game of Phones" - making it so punny I couldn't ignore it - mobile analytics provider App Annie detailed the state of the union for today's phone and tablet gaming giants. In other words, they did some research to bring you an updated answer to the burning question you're no doubt asking daily: who's doing better, Android of iOS?
  • Gamezebo Readers: tell us what you think about cheating in social games!
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    Gamezebo Readers: tell us what you think about cheating in social games!

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    Amid the gruelling everyday grind of playing video games (don't hit me!), we here at Gamezebo get hundreds of letters related to industry goings on and developer announcements. As part of staying current, and keeping you in the know, we take pride in posting that stuff whenever possible. However, every so often, we get a truly unique opportunity to share stories or info that only our readers have access to; it's those moments we enjoy the most. Yes, even more than playing video games!
  • New Survey: “Bored” is just as good as “fun” for American mobile gamers
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    New Survey: “Bored” is just as good as “fun” for American mobile gamers

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    Since the explosion of mobile gaming in the last half-decade or so, it's developed an image as a "quick fix" medium full of bite-sized experiences meant to pass the time more than occupy it intelligently. And while I'd be out of a job if the opposite weren't also true, a recent survey by mobile game portal MocoSpace seems to prove that - as with all things - stereotypes exist for a reason.
  • MocoSpace survey reveals some of the trends behind the growing popularity of mobile gaming
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    MocoSpace survey reveals some of the trends behind the growing popularity of mobile gaming

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    Even though gaming has become more and more mainstream, there's still a perception that the general gamer population is comprised of little more than awkward teenage males. Over the past decade studies have shown that this just isn't the case, and the availability of games on mobile platforms have meant that the gamer population is getting even more diverse. MocoSpace, the self-proclaimed "largest mobile gaming community in North America," has just released the results of a new survey, and the results are pretty interesting.