N3twork brings aboard a CRO to figure out user acquisition for mobile games
If you were going into the mobile game business today, how would you attack the challenge of getting users for a mobile game in...
GamesBeat Summit 2016’s initial speakers include King’s CEO, Google’s chief game designer
We’re pleased to introduce our first two speakers for the second annual GamesBeat Summit 2016, an event that’s set for May 3 and May 4...
N3twork acquires Swedish game studio Nio Games as it returns to mobile gaming
N3twork, the social network that pivoted into mobile games a few months ago, has acquired Swedish mobile-game studio Nio Games. That means N3twork will...
Neil Young’s N3twork pivots from video social network to mobile games
The company's founders decided they wanted to get back in the games business.
N3twork launches a new mobile social network based on your interests, not your friends
The founders of Ngmoco want you to create your own content around your own interests.
With $12M in funding, N3twork aims to build a web experience based on your interests, not your friends
The founders of Ngmoco have moved on to create the interest-based network that gives you what you want on a topic.
John Riccitiello’s legacy: EA survives, but its hit points are dangerously low
It's easy to take shots at Riccitiello's record, but his successes and failures were complex.
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.
The DeanBeat: How fast will the shift to huge growth for mobile games happen?
With the console market looking a little shaky and Facebook starting to slow down, mobile stands before the gaming industry as a potential savior.
DeNA’s Neil Young: You have to ‘iterate the f*** out of your products’ to win (interview)
Will DeNA's success in Japan, where mobile gaming has exploded, repeat itself in the U.S. as smartphone and tablet games come to the fore? And will DeNA-Ngmoco be able to outmaneuver rivals such as Zynga, Electronic Arts, and Gree?