As of today, My Penguin, the mobile companion app to the popular children's virtual world Club Penguin, is no more - but only because it's becoming Club Penguin for iPad.When it launched back in May, My Penguin was designed to give players a way to connect with the web-based MMO while also giving Disney Interactive a chance to learn about how people would interact with the game on mobile devices. Kids could dress their avatars, redesign their igloos and try out a selection of mini-games, but it wasn't the full Club Penguin experience.With its latest update and name change, the mobile version of Club Penguin is ready to take a big leap forward. For the first time, young gamers can play the same way they do online, teleporting to rooms, visiting their igloos, and everything else they've been accustomed to doing on the web.Disney Interactive Worlds Vice President and General Manager Chris Heatherly told Gamezebo that the mobile launch includes about 20 to 25 percent of the content found online, but regular updates over the coming months would get the two versions to be very close to identical before too long.
As the head man in charge of Club Penguin, Disney Interactive Worlds Vice President and General Manager Chris Heatherly has a problem many people would love to have.
Disney's super popular, kid friendly virtual world Club Penguin is getting more social thanks to a batch of new features that improve both the chat and friends list functionality in the game.
Starting tomorrow Disney's online virtual world Club Penguin will get a little spooky thanks to an in-game Halloween party. The island will be temporarily transformed into Halloween Transylvania, which comes with new costumes, items, and more.
Are you the type of gamer who enjoys a punishing challenge - an something unfair that borders on masochism? Great, Disney's got the game for you. Puffle Launch may look and sound like a cute, cuddly app fit for short bursts of casual fun on the go, but it's a blistering physics romp that may send you into temporary bouts of Tourette syndrome.