Top game controversies of 2012
From game violence to sex chat, game companies got into hot water in 2012.
From game violence to sex chat, game companies got into hot water in 2012.
At the Casual Connect conference in Seattle, five developers discussed what they've learned from their failures and how to structure a project for success.
Here’s some of the stories that ran only on GamesBeat this week. We’re running more stories exclusively on the GamesBeat section of VentureBeat now, particularly when the stories are mainly of interest to game readers. The broader interest stories are …
Rex Ng, chief executive of 6waves Lolapps, denied allegations that his company violated a non-disclosure agreement in a case related to allegations of copying Spry Fox’s social game on Facebook.
Spry Fox, a small game developer in Seattle, said last …
The issue of copycat games is rearing its head in mobile games, just as it had with social games on Facebook.
Spry Fox, a small game developer in Seattle, announced today in a blog post that it has filed a …
Playdom, Disney’s social games product group, has announced plans to team with developer Spry Fox to publish its latest social game, Triple Town, on Facebook.
Triple Town is a town-building puzzle game, functioning very similarly to a typical match-three …
Tapjoy is announcing today that it helps monetize more than 10,000 mobile apps on the iPhone and Android mobile devices.
That’s a significant number and it means that at least that many apps have begun using the freemium, virtual currency …