Results for "Social Gaming"
Hot and Bouncy Rubber Tacos for Facebook, Zynga, iOS, Android
You can call a new game Hot and Bouncy, it its name is Rubber Tacos.

Montreal-based social game developer Sava Transmedia today announced Rubber Tacos, their upcoming game for Facebook, Zynga.com, iOS and Android at Zynga Inc.'s second annual Zynga Unleashed press event.

About Rubber Tacos...

Rubber Tacos is a bouncing adventure where (made to be addictive), where the goal is to retrieve all the peppers stolen by the crazy piƱata. In the game, players will explore over 120 colorful and delicious levels to collect all the peppers and bonuses by performing amazing tricks using their character's super powers. Players can also create and share their own levels for everyone to play.


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Anil Singh Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Mobage launched on Android Market in English-speaking countries worldwide, including US
Japan's popular mobile social network, Mobage, has just been launched in the US. The parent company, DeNA and ngmoco, has just announced that the company's Mobage social games platform is now live on the Android Market in English-speaking countries worldwide.

Notably, Mobage is Japan's biggest mobile virtual world / social network, with over 30 million users.

With the extensive launch, DeNA and Ngmoco, hopes to make Mobage into the prome destination for games and entertainment across territories and mobile operating systems. The company also hopes to lure the best gaming programmers to lure to itself, by providing them the most global developing environment.

On the eve of the announce,ent, DeNA also revealed that over 100 games are currently in development for Mobage, many of which are hitting Android for the first time through the service. Just a few days ago, DeNA had tied up with Japanese game developers like Suda 51, Yuji Naka, Keiji Inafune and others to create Mobage games. New users at Mobage will find games like Zombie Farm, Pocket God, Pocket Frogs, and We Rule. ---------

Anil Singh Thursday, July 28, 2011
EA to bring The Sims to Facebook
"In a simulated relationship" Electronic Arts is bringing "The Sims" to Facebook.

Although EA Games has not revealed a time table yet; it says the work to bring the role-playing game to the world's biggest social network, a place of 700 million users, has been on for more than a year, reported at E3.

In short the movie wants to take advantage of Facebook.

Notably, EA expects most of the growth in the global gaming industry next year to come from digitally delivered games. According to EA data, aclose to $2 billion a year is now spent on social games like "FarmVille." ---------

Anil Singh Friday, June 10, 2011