Gamers can join in the hunt for the augmented reality monsters lurking all around us, armed only with the new "inviZimals: Shadow Zone" game and a PlayStation Portable.

Social games company King.com has expanded its North American presence by opening an office in San Francisco, and has appointed Jong Woo as King.com's U.S. senior business development director.

Sony Computer Entertainment America has named Guy W. Longworth as senior vice president, Marketing and PlayStation Network, in which position he will report to Jack Tretton, SCEA's president and chief executive officer.

Jimmy Fallon used his "Late Night" show to reveal his playable character in "Jimmie Johnson’s Anything With An Engine," the upcoming racing game published by Autumn Games and developed by Isopod Labs.

There aren’t that many movies about competitive birdwatching, so it seems natural that the National Audubon Society would be excited about 20th Century Fox’s "The Big Year." Goodby, Silverstein & Partners is hoping to tap into that enthusiasm with "Birding the Net," a social media campaign in partnership with Audubon to interest people in birds and protecting the environment they need to thrive.

It’s no accident that 'Ra.One' is premiering during Diwali, the annual spiritual celebration that starts today for millions of people, since the project is one of the biggest events to hit Bollywood. The science fiction movie uses all of the latest digital technologies to create and promote a tentpole release that marks a bold and ambitious move for the Indian film industry.

Global TV games platform PlayJam has secured $5 million in Series A financing from GameStop Digital Ventures, Adobe Ventures, Endeavour Ventures, London Venture Partners and individual investors. The investment will be used to fund the startup's further growth into Asian and U.S. markets.

A live symphony concert event tonight in Los Angeles is one of the events marking 25th anniversary of Nintendo’s iconic "The Legend of Zelda." Attendees are encouraged to attend in appropriate costumes, adding to the celebratory atmosphere.

Callaway Digital Arts (CDA) has appointed Rex Ishibashi as chief executive officer of the company, which makes family-friendly mobile and tablet applications. He replaces Nicholas Callaway, who has moved to the role of chief creative officer.