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It’s fair to say that EA Mobile is doing well in the mobile gaming landscape. With Spore Origins, Boom Blox and Tetris Pop doing well, they seem to have hit their stride with the release of SimCity: Metropolis.
The new game certainly borrows elements from its predecessor SimCity: Societies, but according to producer Oliver Proulx, adds [...]

EDISON, N.J., Oct. 15 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Majesco Entertainment Company , an innovative provider of video games for the mass market, today announced Left Brain Right Brain 2 for Nintendo DS(TM). Developed by Kokolo Corporation, Left Brain Right Brain 2 helps players develop their ambidexterity by using both hands to play all-new mental training games that [...]

There is a bizarre collection of “serious” games and comic fans who like to go to conventions. Nout wrong with that I hear you cry and I have to agree, but cosplay is an entirely different level.
If you happen to be in London on October 25th and feel like breaking a world record, then grab [...]

An increasing number of industry players in the value chain will help push 3D virtual worlds into a sustainable industry, reaching 33 million registered users by 2013, according to Virtual Worlds: the Internet of Avatars. This new report from Parks Associates details the evolution of the virtual world value chain, which has added a variety [...]

So you’d think that if were all trying to save cash, we’d stop spending it on stuff to entertain us, like games for our power hungry Xbox 360’s or PS3’s

EA has announced the new arrival of the latest game in its popular SimCity franchise: SimCity: Metropolis, and its only available on mobile.

Creator of PC download game Eternity’s Child, Luc Bernard, was interviewed by PocketGamer yesterday regarding his upcoming iPhone releases, and a little more.

A professional games analyst (how the hell do you land a job as easy as that?) has slammed Nintendo’s DSi update, saying that the Japanese games giant should have done more to make it a better upgrade.

GamersFirst a service of K2 Network and one of today’s most popular free-to-play online game publishers announced a development partnership for an original game with A2M, the largest independent game developer in Canada.

With the iPhone reigning supreme, and the blogosphere buzzing about the new Google Android phone, you could be forgiven for forgetting Research in Motion’s Blackberry. But, it would appear, a Storm is coming…