Sweden’s successful entrepreneurs launch their own game-startup accelerator
Famous game developers from the country will participate in the effort.
Rovio targets China, opening 9 Angry Birds theme parks by 2018
Finnish game studio Rovio is looking to expand offline in China, taking advantage of the country's booming mobile gaming market.
Alibaba helps Rovio migrate Angry Birds: Stella to China
The Android market is huge but highly fractured in China, and Rovio turned to the experts for help.
Rovio unleashes its Flappy Bird-like mobile game Retry worldwide
With a focus on difficulty and addictive gameplay, Rovio is hoping that Retry is its next big hit.
With Best Fiends, another new Finnish developer hopes to ride lovable characters to success
Some ex-Rovio executives founded the new studio, which is aiming to break out big with a match-3 puzzle game that is reminiscent of Puzzles & Dragons.
Angry Birds maker Rovio plans big job cuts as players leave the flock
Finland’s Rovio Entertainment, the company behind Angry Birds, has finally flown into a wall. In a blog post Thursday, the company said it would...
Angry Birds Stella parkours its way onto mobile devices today
The new mobile game from Rovio Entertainment features parkour, superpowers, and achievements. Despite its cute looks, it's also pretty tough.
Angry Birds maker Rovio chooses a new CEO to succeed longtime boss in 2015
The chief executive of Rovio Entertainment, the maker of the iconic mobile game Angry Birds, will turn over the top job at the company in 2015 to Pekka Rantala. Hed has run the Espoo, Finland-based company for the past five years, helping to turn Angry Birds into a global phenomenon.
Former Rovio executives found startup that will use mobile to grow entertainment brands
Seriously, a new developer based in Helsinki and Santa Monica, is planning a multifaceted media strategy for a game it hasn't even released yet.
Fruit Ninja and other familiar game brands are bubbling up again on the mobile download charts
While breakout mobile hits like 2048 continue to perform well, popular brands are also still finding an audience on iOS and Android.