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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!
  • Microsoft takes Age of Empires Online free-to-play: but really, this time!
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    Microsoft takes Age of Empires Online free-to-play: but really, this time!

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    After listening to fan concerns about the game, Age of Empires Online creator Gas Powered Games and publisher Microsoft have, in their own words, "embraced [the] true free to play model" through a major summer update. And while that may sound a little cultish at first, I promise you, it involves less ritual suicide, and more free stuff.
  • The other, other social network: Zynga announces Zynga With Friends
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    The other, other social network: Zynga announces Zynga With Friends

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    You know when you've had a bad day at work? The boss is breathing down your neck, deadlines are whizzing by you almost as fast as the e-mail reminders about them? And you just want to take a load off somewhere that everybody knows your name? Well cheers, because Zynga things they have the answer with Zynga With Friends: the new social hub for all things Zynga.
  • New Horizons: Zynga adds live multiplayer to Bubble Safari, takes Ruby Blast multiplatform
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    New Horizons: Zynga adds live multiplayer to Bubble Safari, takes Ruby Blast multiplatform

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    For fans of Zynga, today continues to be a pretty great day. Amid the hooplah of their "Unleashed" press event, the social gaming big dog has announced new partnerships, promised new games, and revealed new entries in their classic series. Making sure not to leave their existing players in the dust, however, the house that Pincus built went on to announce some new features for things you might be playing right now.
  • Twist Pilot Preview
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    Twist Pilot Preview

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    I find flight simulators dreadfully boring; sue me! (editor's note: don't. Please don't.) There's just something far too aimless about commandeering a virtual plane and going to cool places I'm not actually visiting. Almost like Being Grounded: The Video Game. And yet, when Zynga announced today that one of their first third party partner games would be Crash Lab'sTwist Pilot, I couldn't help but get excited. Why? Because in Twist Pilot you fly a propellor blade with a face.
  • Punch Quest Preview
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    Punch Quest Preview

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    By now, we're all more than familiar with the endless runner. Okay, I'm being euphemistic, we're pretty much sick of it. Justifiable hits like Jetpack Joyride and Mega Run aside, the genre often feels like it's a contest of who can be there and have done that harder. But what if I told you we're due for a take on the formula that included...punching!? Oh, and dinosaurs shooting laser beams out of their mouths.
  • 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?