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Violating Kids' Privacy Costs W3 Innovations
The Federal Trade Commission levied a $50,000 fine against W3 Innovations for violating the laws protecting children's privacy, in what was the first-ever FTC...
Wooga and 'Diamond Dash' Take Top Euro Honors
Wooga came in top of two main categories at the 2011 European Games Awards, taking home both best European publisher and best social game...
Not All Texas Games Have Balls
The state of Texas wants to play games. It’s offering video game companies incentives that match those given to film and television projects, in...
Does Facebook Still Have Game?
Palo Alto, Calif. — Facebook released new and updated features to its social games, just hours after Google+ launched its new gaming platform.
In its...
Virtual Economy More Stable Than Real One
While the real world economy is scrambling to break its fall, the Second Life economy seems to be doing fine while few are watching....
Zombies Invade Google+
Social games, which undoubtedly suck hours of productivity out of every workday, have come to Google+. But don't worry – players won’t be able...
GameFly Adds Digital Rentals
GameFly Inc. announced it will be launching a new digital client in time for the holiday season, enabling customers to download PC game rentals...
Nanigans Raises $3M for Facebook Ad Platform
Boston — Nanigans, an ad engine that enables advertisers to maximize their Facebook advertising spending, has sealed $3 million in its first round of...
A Third of Gamers Spend Real Money on Virtual Goods
According to new research released by PlaySpan, nearly a third (31 percent) of gamers have purchased virtual content using real-world money, and over half...
Intel's Havok Acquires 3D Tech Specialist Trinegy
Intel company Havok, which creates interactive software solutions for the games, entertainment and simulation industries, is acquiring 3D game engine provider Trinigy. Terms of...
