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According to Nielsen Research, Games Most Popular Mobile App Category in US
All your smartphone are belong to us! Apparently no one is using their smartphone to be productive, they just want to play games!
According to Nielsen research, games continue to be the most popular app category while productivity apps find themselves on the lower rungs of the ladder. This of course doesn’t surprise me one bit, what does surprise me is the fact that 93% of the people downloading games are actually willing to pay for them! Hear that developers? You’re more likely to get paid off of games vs. any other category. Chop, chop, start churning out those games!
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Gamevil to Offer Zenonia 3 for Free!
The above image speaks for itself! Gamevil, maker of games like Baseball Superstars 2011 and of course the first two Zenonia games announced via twitter that they are going to be offering the latest iteration of said franchise for free on the Android Market sometime today.
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Prank Your Friends With Fun Chat
For those of you social media hungry gamers out there, Fun Mobility has released an update to their Fun Chat app, allowing you to do some pretty cool things with your Android device, including “pranking” your friends. And the best part? Your friends don’t even …
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Android Gaming gets Unreal with Dungeon Defenders: First Wave
I have often scoffed at the idea of your phone being considered a gaming console. I’m not sure why, seeing as how I do everything else on it, but “serious” gaming has never really occurred to me. Angry Birds is awesome, but I play it for a minute or two and put it away. It’s something I do when waiting in line or something, it doesn’t bear the same significance as a proper release title on a console or a computer.
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Gameloft Getting Better at DRM
According to a happy Gameloft customer’s blog, they recently updated their digital rights management (DRM). We have covered Gameloft’s antics in the past, but this blog post by David Loft praises Gameloft’s new stance on DRM and offers a little explanation taken straight from an …
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Android Gaming to Get a Boost from OpenFeint Solution
Everyone knows Android trails the iPhone when it comes to the volume of quality games and top-shelf developers. Things look to be changing this summer, however, with the advent of OpenFeint‘s commitment to the platform. Mobile social gaming giant OpenFeint has announced that its 9,200 …
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Developer to Watch: HyperDevbox
We’ve received a couple of emails over the last week from a gaming studio called HyperDevbox who has alerted us to two games of theirs. Both of them, LoveCatch and the brand new ExZeus were written to take advantage of OpenGL and 3D gaming capabilities. …
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