Why King looks better than Zynga in the casual game market
The two big players in the casual game market have switched positions in the last two years.
Dragon Age Inquisition 20% off leads November release deals
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King delivers the candy for investors as it beat Q3 earnings expectations
Candy Crush Saga is now 51 percent of revenue, compared to 59 percent last quarter.
Zynga generates $175M in revenue as it measures up to Wall Street expectations
Zynga lost 1 cent per share, remaining behind King and Supercell as the one-time social-gaming titan adjusts to mobile.
Here's how Mario Kart 8's downloadable content works online
You can play online with the Mario Kart 8 DLC, and you'll never get interrupted because someone else doesn't have it.
20% of Smash Bros. 3DS's sales are digital — here's why that's so impressive
Most games only reach a digital-to-physical ratio of 10 percent.
Zynga chairman Mark Pincus starts new Superlabs incubator
The San Francisco startup will fund ideas that Pincus has been mulling over now that he has more time since giving up CEO duties at the social-gaming company.
'South Park' is right about why 'The Simpsons' and 'Family Guy' free-to-play games stink
South Park took down "freemium" gaming in its most recent episode.
How Activision took its toy-game smash hit Skylanders to the tablet market (interview)
Skylanders: Trap Team has a new tablet version with a high average review score.
Brave Frontier publisher Gumi reinforces its North American push with new Canada branch
The Japanese-based mobile developer and publisher Gumi announced today that it has opened Gumi Canada, Inc., in Burnaby, British Columbia. While Gumi has a huge hit in Japan with the mobile role-playing game Brave Frontier, the new studio will focus on developing titles for the North American market.