Flurry chief: Mobile gaming still has plenty of opportunity
And women now spend more time and money than men in mobile games, Simon Khalaf said.
Nexon CEO Owen Mahoney: Fun should matter above all else in the free-to-play market
Nexon's partnerships succeed on great gameplay, not necessarily on cultural harmony.
Google recognizes that its plan for gaming domination hinges on how people pay
Google doesn't have years of credit card information like iTunes, so it's investing in new ways to pay.
Lionsgate exec: 'We're looking at our games business as the third leg of the stool'
By building on the success of titles based on its franchises, like The Hunger Games, Lionsgate intends to go much deeper into the game business.
Michael Pachter: Microsoft is preparing for life after the Xbox
Michael Pachter doesn't see why we need consoles anymore.
Unity CEO hopes Clash of Clans 'drops like a fly'
Unity's David Helgason explains his disappointment that the same companies continue to dominate mobile.
EA CEO Andrew Wilson explains how EA Access feeds our need to 'steal'
Andrew Wilson understands your deep need to steal, and he wants to create products that play to that.
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