Rovio’s Angry Birds movie sequel is coming September 20, 2019, marking 10 years since game first launched
Finnish gaming and entertainment company Rovio has confirmed that a sequel to The Angry Birds Movie is coming on September 20, 2019 — the...
The future of mobile game monetization
When we talk about cool ideas for the future, monetization isn’t usually the first topic that comes to mind. But it is very important...
Dawn of Titans heads to China as Zynga partners with NetEase
Zynga has announced it is partnering with Chinese game publisher NetEase to publish Dawn of Titans in China on iOS and Android. The free-to-play mobile...
Atari secures the RollerCoaster Tycoon brand until 2022
For your safety, keep your arms and legs inside the licensing agreement at all times. Atari has extended its agreement with Chris Sawyer, the...
NES Classic Edition outsold PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in April
Spring is a time for renewal. Just ask Nintendo’s bank account. The publisher revealed earlier this week that it had the No. 1 best-selling...
Plarium brings Skynet upon us with Terminator Genisys mobile game
Skynet is upon us. Are you for it or against it? The artificial intelligence network that takes over the world in The Terminator films has now arrived on our mobile phones in the form of Terminator Genisys: Future War, a new mobile game for iOS and Android.
Jeopardy! finally becomes a free-to-play mobile game
Sony Pictures has finally turned its Jeopardy! TV show into a free-to-play mobile game with the launch of Jeopardy! World Tour on iOS and...
Hands-on with the zany Arms for the Nintendo Switch
What would happen if you stuck some boxing gloves on the end of some really long springs and used those as a character’s arms...
Nintendo reaches for a brand new hit on the Switch with Arms
Nintendo has proven it can hook its fans with games based on its familiar Zelda and Mario Kart franchises. But the new brawling title...
Nintendo Switch was the top U.S. console in April
The Japanese game company revealed today that its Switch system was the No. 1 best-selling console in the U.S. in April. Consumers bought 280,000 of the portable/home console hybrid machine. The news come from Nintendo via figures provided by The NPD Group.