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4 mobile gaming behaviors you need to stop
If you play mobile games, I have some unfortunate news for you: you might just be a bad person. Don't despair just yet, though! Before you quit your job, abandon your family, and go to live in the woods with the rest of the world's bad people, let's make a proper diagnosis. After minutes - hours, even! - of thorough research, the following list of behaviors has been compiled to save mobile gamers from the worst fate of all: becoming "that guy" (or gal).
Final Fantasy Dimensions to cost $28.99 on iOS and Android
How much would you pay for a great game? There was a time when finding an answer to this question was easy. For years, $59.99 was pretty much the defacto price for every gaming experience. But in the modern world of digital distribution, free-to-play games, and the App Store, finding an answer is a lot harder than it once was.![Has PopCap been hit with layoffs? [Update: Layoffs confirmed by Popcap]](/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/news-812926-popcap_logo_large1.jpeg "Has PopCap been hit with layoffs? [Update: Layoffs confirmed by Popcap]")
Has PopCap been hit with layoffs? [Update: Layoffs confirmed by Popcap]
Update: An official statement has been released by Popcap, confirming layoffs and adding clarity to the situation. Text can be found in the body of the post.Say it ain't so, PopCap. The casual games giant behind notable franchises like Bejeweled, Peggle, and Plants vs Zombies may be gearing up for some layoffs in the near future - or so says the rumor mill on the internet.![Electric magic: Nukotoys’ strategy to bring physical and digital toys together [interview]](/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/news-NUKO_CARD_PACKS_MON3_copy_copy.jpg "Electric magic: Nukotoys’ strategy to bring physical and digital toys together [interview]")
Electric magic: Nukotoys’ strategy to bring physical and digital toys together [interview]
While the surge of tablet and mobile touch-based devices brought forth a surge of several innovative gameplay concepts and ideas, it's very rare that developers look beyond the screen itself. There's the occasional external device, such as the iCade, but it isn't often that entire apps are crafted with an external input device in mind.
Boulevard of broken wood: Rovio teams with Green Day for new Angry Birds level pack
People like to give Rovio a lot of flack for "milking" the Angry Birds franchise with things like theme parks or, you know, $400M in plush toy sales. In truth, however, I see them as a very Disney-like entity: prolonging the value of their work by making smart moves to grow a lasting brand. Whatever you feel, though, there's no denying their latest promotional announcement rocks... literally.
HTML5 games get their own Dominion: Goko.com
It wasn't too long ago that everyone had stars in their eyes about HTML5. It was supposed to be the future of casual games. Relatively easy to develop for, web playable on just about every platform - how could it miss? But flash forward to a year later, and it's far from the dominant programming language in gaming - and the folks behind Goko think they know why.
Replay Wednesdays: Hero Academy, Cafeteria Nipponica and more!
We cover plenty of new games here at Gamezebo every week, but the number of games we've already covered that show up on new platforms? It's staggering. This Wednesday and every Wednesday, Gamezebo is rounding up the games that aren't quite new, but might be new to you depending on your platform of choice. And who doesn't love new(ish) games?
More details emerge on PlayStation Mobile as Sony adapts for a changing market
At this year's E3, Sony took their first baby steps into the much prognosticated 'post-console' future with the scrapping of their lackluster PlayStation Suite, and the introduction of PlayStation Mobile. Built on the strength of a partnership with HTC, the renamed program hinted at the release of Sony-approved content for Android smartphones and tablets. Details, however, were scant. Until today.