Dartmouth professor names Zynga’s Mark Pincus one of the worst CEOs of 2012
Zynga had a rough 2012. So rough that its chief executive is the fourth worst CEO of the year, according to one list.
Zynga is vastly undervalued
How can a company that brings in $1.2 billion a year, and recently cut costs in order to achieve profitability, have a market value that's effectively zero? It doesn't make sense. Here's why Zynga is undervalued -- provided it does the right thing next.
Online brands move to real world as Hasbro launches line of Zynga-branded board games
Can't get enough of Zynga games? Now you can play CityVille Monopoly or Words With Friends as board games.
With FarmVille 2, Zynga wants to reawaken the farmer in all of us
Zynga is launching FarmVille 2 for those who want a better hands-on farming experience.
Double Fine reveals Middle Manager of Justice, a superhero office-management sim for iOS
Double Fine's new iOS game will let you act out your most boring superhero fantasies...but in a fun way.
Gameloft’s New Orleans studio celebrates anniversary with its first game release
Some people buy flowers and jewelry. Gameloft New Orleans is celebrating their anniversary by building civilizations on alien planets.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Blizzard hacked, Nividia earnings rise, and more bad news for Zynga
If you follow VentureBeat but don’t regularly check our GamesBeat site, here’s a list of the best games stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed.
Zynga sees FarmVille and CityVille user spikes [UPDATE: Maybe not]
A report from brokerage firm Sterne Agee reveals that the social game company's daily active users saw massive peaks over the past week.
Investors eagerly await Zynga’s Unleashed event today
Today, all eyes will be on Mark Pincus, chief executive of Zynga, to see whether he can keep his developers churning out games that can continue to capture the hearts of hundreds of millions of social gamers.
Draw Something goes global with 12 new languages and celebrity endorsements
Musical artists Enrique Iglesias and Jennifer Lopez will team up with Zynga as the company promotes 12 new languages coming to the hit mobile game Draw Something.