Cool 3D graphics come to mobile as DeNA publishes Crytek’s The Collectables
The German triple-A game developer moves into mobile via the third-party route with its first free-to-play mobile game based on the CryEngine.
American McGee’s Spicy Horse Games launches The Gate, a ‘Pokemon in hell’ card-battle game
American McGee's Chinese game studio has teamed up with Japan's DeNA to launch The Gate in the West.
How Japan’s Line became an unintentional gaming-platform giant (interview)
Line's Akira Morikawa isn't targeting his messaging service at gamers, but they're playing a ton of titles on his network. Will that make it bigger than Facebook?
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Making the PlayStation 4 controller, Apple’s new iPad Air, and GamesBeat 2013
This week, GamesBeat’s Editor-in-Chief Dan “Shoe” Hsu’s exclusive four-part series on the DualShock 4 controller explores how Sony designed and redesigned the controller. This in-depth...
DeNA abruptly replaces its top U.S. executive Clive Downie
Shintaro Asako replaces DeNA West CEO Clive Downie.
Dungeons & Dragons: Arena of War role-playing game goes live for iOS devices
Players will have to fight against monstrous adversaries to survive The Sundering world event that threatens the Forgotten Realms.
Mobile giant DeNA opens a new chapter in tablet games with The Drowning
If The Drowning succeeds, it could open up a huge market for shooters on mobile devices.
Hasbro’s new studio cannot make G.I. Joe, Transformers, or D&D games
Hasbro's previous deals with DeNA and Mobage will prevent Backflip from working on certain properties.
Game publishers still struggling with consistent hits and monetization in mobile games
They'll set the stage for GamesBeat 2013 coming in October.
American McGee will launch Hell Invaders card battler on DeNA’s Mobage network
One of the most successful mobile publishers is helping McGee bring his collectible-card game to mobile.