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  • Download the 80s: Grand Theft Auto: Vice City coming to iOS & Android
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    Download the 80s: Grand Theft Auto: Vice City coming to iOS & Android

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    Much to the delight of mobile players, it's becoming harder and harder to criticize the platform as lacking substantial games. And while this is thanks in large part to great original IP like Horn and Infinity Blade, it doesn't hurt that console developers have started to bring flagship franchises to phones and tablets. Well, mobile naysayers, I have bad news: today, your argument has gotten even weaker.
  • Facebook continues its mobile charge with app install ads
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    Facebook continues its mobile charge with app install ads

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    If you use Facebook on your phone or tablet - and science says that there's about a 95% chance that you do - you may have noticed something different lately. And no, we're talking about the fact that the app is finally working. Rather, the social networking giant recently stepped up its mobile ad program from featured news stories to include a select pool of game developers.  Starting today, that pool will be a whole lot bigger.
  • Sony launches PlayStation Mobile for Android (and Vita!)
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    Sony launches PlayStation Mobile for Android (and Vita!)

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    As if the party weren't crowded enough, folks, say hello to another app store. Last night, Sony launched their long-time-coming PlayStation Mobile service for "PlayStation Certified" Android devices and PlayStation Vita. In a newly launched section of their website branded with the moniker "Take Back Mobile Gaming," the company has also gone on to explain the ethos behind PSM, and reveal the slate of available titles.
  • 4 mobile gaming behaviors you need to stop
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    4 mobile gaming behaviors you need to stop

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    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).
  • More details emerge on PlayStation Mobile as Sony adapts for a changing market
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    More details emerge on PlayStation Mobile as Sony adapts for a changing market

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    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.
  • A dozen years of development: Miniclip’s drive to maintain a quality website [interview]
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    A dozen years of development: Miniclip’s drive to maintain a quality website [interview]

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    With the explosion of mobile gaming over the past couple of years, gamers of all ages have been able to experience millions of simple, well-crafted, and addictive experiences open to every demographic. Yet, for the internet-savvy web surfers of the early 21st century, simple and addicting games are nothing new. Specifically catered sites for Flash and Shockwave-based browser games have been around for over a decade. 
  • Backing from Notch, outside funding, and more: OUYA’s Julie Uhrman attempts to take on critics and set the record straight
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    Backing from Notch, outside funding, and more: OUYA’s Julie Uhrman attempts to take on critics and set the record straight

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    Since its explosive Kickstarter success, the OUYA - an upcoming, $99 Android console - has been everywhere. With nearly five million dollars raised in just over a week [at the time of writing], it's not hard to argue that people are excited about the prospect of changing the state of gaming on their TV. And yet, the purportedly disruptive product has its fair share of critics. Those who insist there are too many practical reasons preventing the console from attaining its price point, delivering consistent experiences, and proving secure for gamers and developers.