Founders leave DeNA’s Ngmoco mobile gaming division
The mobile revolution in games isn't over yet, but Ngmoco's founders have left their parent company DeNA.
Hasbro taps DeNA to get Transformers to play nice on the iPhone (preview)
DeNA/Ngmoco gives a first look at its mobile Transformers game.
Japan’s DeNA signs up Kabam and Nimblebit
Japan's DeNA mobile social gaming network has signed up a couple of key American game partners as it expands in the U.S.
Disney and DeNa to collaborate on mobile social games
Disney and Japan’s DeNA have agreed to collaborate on mobile social games to be launched on a worldwide basis. The deal is part of...
Neil Young’s path to the multibillion-dollar mobile social game market (interview)
Neil Young sold his San Francisco startup Ngmoco to Japan’s DeNA for $403 million in the fall of 2010. And that was just the...
The Japan-China connection: DeNA and Sina team up in mobile gaming
Japan’s DeNA and China’s Sina have teamed up to form a big mobile gaming market. DeNA is a $1.4 billion company that operates the...
Viximo launches Social Zone platform for mobile games
Viximo, a platform for cross-platform social games, is broadening its distribution reach today with the launch of its Social Zone platform which helps make...
Japanese firms battle for mobile social game supremacy
The Japanese are coming. In the wide open field of mobile social gaming, two large-scale Japanese companies, both of which have made major acquisitions...
Mobile social games firm Ngmoco hires chief marketing officer
Mobile social games firm Ngmoco has hired a former Mattel executive, Michael Staskin, as its chief marketing officer. His job will be to ensure that...
China’s PapayaMobile reveals strong growth stats for mobile games
PapayaMobile, China-based maker of a mobile social networking platform for Android phones, now has more than 25 million users, up 940 percent since January...