Wooga expands into mobile with its Bubble Island arcade shooter game
Bubble shooter games are now played by millions upon millions of players. Wooga is the latest to join the fray.
Zynga is vastly undervalued
How can a company that brings in $1.2 billion a year, and recently cut costs in order to achieve profitability, have a market value that's effectively zero? It doesn't make sense. Here's why Zynga is undervalued -- provided it does the right thing next.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Zynga layoffs, iPad mini announcement, and Resident Evil 6 gets patched
If you follow VentureBeat but don’t regularly check our GamesBeat site, here’s a list of the best video game stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed.
Analysts pore through Zynga’s numbers as the stock price rises
Analysts appear more bullish on the social-gaming giant after yesterday's earnings call.
Mobile is now 20 percent of Zynga’s business
Mobile is gaining momentum at Zynga, which started out on Facebook.
Gree acquires developer Pokelabo for $173 million
Gree makes its third acquisition in 18 months. Developer Pokelabo will add a promising collectible-card game to Gree's stable of first-party titles.
Zynga stock surges as it slightly beats analysts’ reduced targets for third quarter
Zynga's stock is rising in after-hours trading as a result of the better earnings and a stock buyback program.
Zynga launching real-money social gambling games in U.K. with partners bwin.party
Zynga will become a real-money gambling company next year.
Zynga CEO's letter to employees: We've laid off 5 percent of our workforce
Zynga has closed its Boston studio. Plans to close Zynga Japan and U.K., while Austin loses a significant portion of its staff.
Facebook's Zuckerberg unhappy with Zynga's 20% decline in payments
Zynga didn't get much love from Facebook today.
Mark Zuckerberg made it clear that he wasn't impressed by how little gaming is contributing to the social network's bottom line, saying overall payments from Zynga had declined 20 percent.