There are just too many development platforms, according to a poll of industry execs. Palm, iMode/Doja, N-Gage, Symbian, BREW and even Java all face “serious long-term challenges” if the findings of TMRC’s Mobile Games Industry Experts Panel are borne out.
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Activision promises a unique single-player experience with Blur, one that will be driven by a community-based social network. As described by the publisher, the network “evolves dynamically as players compete in different races, make new friends, rivals and fans, and connect with other racers both in-game and in real life.” The community component also extends to Blur’s online component, which accommodates up to 20 racers in one race as well as four-player split-screen local action.
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Activision’s post-earnings conference calls are always worth a listen. Aside from giving updates on just how the publisher continues to rake in gobs of cash–$981 million during the first three months of the year–the company’s executives have no qualms about informally announcing upcoming games to enthuse shareholders and investors alike on the company’s growth potential.
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Louise Norton targets games biz with lactose-themed agency. Will she deliver? Norton says Milk PR will be one of the first PR agencies to offer a dedicated media service for those launching mobile games and iPhone apps.
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Bolt Creative today announced
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Could Apple’s device plug the ‘mobile’ gap left by PSP? EA has pledged to release 30 iPhone games for the iPhone this year
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A new version of Baseball Superstars 2009 for the iPhone and iPod Touch will include in-game Coke-branded stadium advertisements. South Korea-based publisher Gamevil agreed the deal with The Coca-Cola Company earlier this year for its local market, where cans of the drink will promote its games.
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Orange’s fifth Digital Media Index revealed an over explosion in data usage across its network, although the vast majority of it came from broadband dongles rather than handsets. Dongle data usage increased by 4,125 per cent in twelve months, while handset data usage grew 108 per cent. In the entertainment space, music and video downloads each grew 38 per cent while there was an eight per cent rise in the number of games downloaded.
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We are believers in the goo and that’s because 2D Boy’s much-hyped and long-anticipated WiiWare game is anything but a letdown. The seemingly simple concept, created by a team of only three (at its peak, mind you; the majority of work was done by two dedicated souls), is brilliant, stunning, and ridiculously fun, exactly the traits we expect and rarely receive from too many retail Wii titles.
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