Alibaba's investment values Kabam at more than $1B
Company says it will publish Lord of the Rings game in China and generate $500M in revenue in 2014.
East meets West in mobile games as Kabam raises $120M from China's Alibaba Group
China's giant Internet firm Alibaba makes its move into Western games via a strategic deal with Kabam.
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The news just keeps on coming in the ever-changing game business.
Kabam COO says mobile game companies have to get serious about Asia
Kabam is at a crossroads, pushing into the Asian market and bringing Asian games to the West.
Kabam launches China's Wartune in North America on iOS and Google Play
A full-featured role-playing game is now available in North America and Europe.
Preload is the new/old mobile user acquisition? Candy Crush Saga getting preinstalled
King.com has partnered with AppAttach to get its games, including the superpopular and Candy Crush Saga, preinstalled on smartphones direct from the manufacturer. It’s...
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EA Mobile head Frank Gibeau believes his company has an opening as console quality graphics moves to mobile.
Why this one man always gets the best seats at E3 (interview)
As mobile games grow in importance, it's a challege for E3 to grow with them.
Kabam will bring its mobile games to Microsoft's Windows devices
The move is an important vote of confidence for Windows Phone devices.
Kabam and Lionsgate team up to create The Hunger Games mobile title
The deal is a coup of Kabam, a maker of free-to-play mobile-social games based on films like The Hobbit and Fast & Furious, as it tries to distinguish its role-playing strategy titles from the huge pack of clones on mobile devices.