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  • OUYA plays console games too: New partnership with OnLive confirmed
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    OUYA plays console games too: New partnership with OnLive confirmed

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    "Mix in a game subscription service like OnLive, and you've got all of the entertainment you could ever want on a little $99 box.  And who doesn't love the idea of that?" concluded our Editor-in-Chief Jim Squires concluded his article on why OUYA is the next big thing. Today, like the heavens fulfilling an ancient prophecy, OUYA has promised exactly that. 
  • The Dark Knight Rises Review
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    The Dark Knight Rises Review

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    While Gameloft continues to strive toward pushing out "console quality" games on mobile devices, its track record has been able to pull some heroic partnerships. Both The Amazing Spider-Man grossed over half a billion dollars, while The Avengers is the third-highest grossing film of all time. Joining the Marvel madness is Detective Comics' newest blockbuster, The Dark Knight Rises. 
  • Wakfu Review
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    Wakfu Review

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    The MMORPG is an interesting case study. Here in the West, most of us equate the term "MMO" with games like Star Wars: The Old Republic, Runescape, and World of Warcraft. Yet, from a global aspect, a large portion of the most populated MMOs come from the East, including Ragnarock Online, Dungeon Fighter Online, and Dofus, each sporting tens of millions of users each. 
  • Monster Life Preview
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    Monster Life Preview

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    Miss the color, charm, and atmosphere of the Viva Piñata series? Gameloft's new project, Monster Life, is shaping up to be the next thing. Swap out vibrant piñata animals for adorable paper craft palls, and you've got yourself a beautiful 3D adventure that's already looking to be a fantastic addition to the iOS and Android libraries. 
  • Uno & Friends Preview
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    Uno & Friends Preview

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    When someone says Gameloft, what's the first thought to jump into your head? Whether you're a supporter or hater of Gameloft's strategy, it's nearly impossible for something along the lines of "console experiences on mobile devices" to come up. With a combination of mobile titles modeled after nearly every blockbuster film this summer (including Men in Black, The Amazing Spider-Man, and The Dark Knight Rises), it's easy to forget one of Gameloft's largest franchise deals: Uno. 
  • Mobile superpowers unite! EA merges Iron Monkey and Firemint into new Firemonkey studio
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    Mobile superpowers unite! EA merges Iron Monkey and Firemint into new Firemonkey studio

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    It looks like Australia is shaping up to be a large source of news in the mobile and social gaming industry. Less than two months back, KIXEYE announced their new development studio down under. Today, gaming supergiant Electronic Arts is happy to announce the unification of two of Australia's biggest developers into their new name: Iron Monkey and Firemint are combining to become Australia's largest game development company: FireMonkey. 
  • Mobile gamers play … where? PopCap Games releases new survey results
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    Mobile gamers play … where? PopCap Games releases new survey results

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    It's that time of year again - PopCap games has released the numbers to another one of its extensive consumer surveys. This year's topic centered around mobile gaming habits and was filled out by over 1,000 mobile and tablet consumers. While plenty of the survey simply affirmed what we already know about mobile, some of the survey's responses more a bit more surprising. 
  • The sales keep on coming with Indie Royale’s July Jubilee Bundle
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    The sales keep on coming with Indie Royale’s July Jubilee Bundle

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    Your wallet is dying. Your credit card has been run dryer than the Arizona desert. You're struggling to afford the basic necessities of living. This, my friends, is what we call Post-Steam Sale Disorder, or PSSD for short. While PSSD effects millions of consumers each year, the average gamer has the end of the summer in order to recover from its dangerous wallet-killing symptoms. This year, Indie Royale is looking to spurn the recovery.