Zynga files for right to make real-money gambling games in Nevada
Zynga is covering its bases by applying for the right to publish online games in Nevada.
PlayPhone adds 20 games to its mobile social gaming network
PlayPhone is shooting to fill the void left by the shutdown of OpenFeint.
The PlayStation 3, not Xbox or Apple TV, is the top device for Netflix streaming to living room TVs
Playstation has trailed Microsoft's Xbox 360 in the gaming console market for a long time. But not in everything.
Adobe launches new cloud-based game development tools
Software giant Adobe is working hard to win over game developers to its Flash platform.
Investors weigh in on falling game-startup valuations
Developer Zynga's collapse has taken its toll on game-company valuations. The topic came up at the recent investor panel at the YetiZen game accelerator.
Are we at the end of the line for social online games?
Zynga's troubles highlight the problems with social games, and here's what it takes to make them more sustainable.
Wiki Wiki what? Wikia raises $11M to help people create, collaborate, and be original
Wikia is raising $11 million to support its growing network of pop culture wikis.
It’s not a divorce, but Zynga’s new contract with Facebook allows them to see others
The deal isn't exactly a breakup, but it reflects changing conditions in the market.
Brazilians are gung-ho for games, but they don’t always pay for them
Brazil is expected to have more than 50 million gamers, or a quarter of its population, by 2014.
Fat Pebble’s Clay Jam lets you squish claymation monsters
Fat Pebble is using Zynga to publish its Clay Jam mobile game on iOS and Android.