First title, Dungeon Monsters, due for release early next year
Read More »Google Play expected to introduce ad warnings next year
Android apps store will specify whether titles contain advertisements
Read More »Newzoo: Big mobile spenders paying out on consoles
New research shows more than 70 per cent of high-spending users will buy IAPs on other platforms
Read More »Square Enix sees increase in six-month sales and profits
Square Enix has reported financial results for its most recent six-month stretch, with the publisher showing increases in both sales and profits for the period. Square’s digital entertainment segment, which includes the firm’s video game division, grew 37.5 per cent year-over-year thanks to the performances of PC and mobile titles …
Read More »DeNA’s Nintendo Q&A now available in English
Japanese mobile giant DeNA has been discussing details of its Nintendo partnership with investors. The answers came at the end of DeNA’s Q2 investor briefing last week, from which MCV has previously reported that the company has confirmed that all of its in-development Nintendo titles are free-to-play, but at least …
Read More »First wave of Nintendo mobile games will be free-to-play
But premium title already in the works, says DeNA
Read More »Nintendo’s next few smartphone games will be free-to-play
DeNA has said that all of the games it currently has in development for Nintendo will be free-to-play. However, it seems that at least one – and possibly more – of the five titles that have been agreed to between the pair will be a premium release. The Wall Street …
Read More »Win $250 in Unity’s mobile ads survey
Engine firm launches new study into how both developers and players perceive in-game ads
Read More »Vivid Games launches mobile publishing division
Real Boxing dev offering marketing support, user acquisition and more
Read More »NCSoft launches new mobile division Iron Tiger Studios
San Mateo team working on new IP and established NCSoft franchises
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