Good grief! SGN changes its name to Jam City and acquires game rights for Peanuts
SGN Games has changed its name to Jam City, and to celebrate its new direction, the Los Angeles company has acquired the rights to...
SGN chief bets on the rise of Hollywood franchises in mobile games
Hollywood and games have had a weak bond when it comes to making money from each other. But in the era of mobile games,...
Western developers may bag just a 20% revenue share in China — and it may be worth it
Western developers publishing mobile games in China may wind up with revenue shares that could be as low as 20 percent — or even...
South Korea’s Netmarble sinks $130M into SGN, ‘fastest-growing major mobile studio in U.S.’
A South Korean mobile games firm that wants to expand in the U.S. starts a beautiful friendship with a U.S. company that wants more Asian air time.
The DeanBeat: Will Hollywood brands bring salvation from the rising cost of acquiring mobile gamers?
It's not inconceivable that a mobile game will make the most profits for an entertainment property.
SGN unveils official mobile game for The Book of Life animated film
Match-3 style game Sugar Smash will debut with the movie's premiere.
The DeanBeat: If you blinked, you don’t know how big the mobile gaming industry has become
The state of mobile gaming based on the speakers at Mobile Gaming USA.
Here’s more must-see speakers for GamesBeat 2014: Total World Domination
Speakers from SGN, Signia, IDG Ventures, and Lionsgate will join our Sept. 15-16 game conference.
Discover the state of mobile gaming in a fireside chat with SGN’s Chris DeWolfe (interview)
SGN is making mobile games, but it hasn't abandoned Facebook as a proving ground for new ideas.
Analysts and game company CEOs eagerly await King’s initial public offering
Here's what analysts and other gaming CEOs think about the upcoming King IPO.