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- Zeemote Launches Compact Wireless Game Controller
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Creator of "intuitive user interface technologies" Zeemote has announced the launch of the patented Zeemote JS1, a wireless controller for "near-console game play on mobile phones". The Zeemote JS1 controller is ergonomically designed for optimised comfort and features an analogue thumbstick and four assignable trigger buttons.
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- Spore Coming September To PC, Mac, DS, Mobile
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Publisher Electronic Arts has announced a September 7th, 2008 release date for Will Wright's highly anticipated sim-universe title Spore on PC, Mac, DS and mobile phone, after much speculation and rumor the title would see a delay from its previous March/April target.
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- Vodafone NZ Outsources Mobile Games to End2End
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End2End, a European provider of managed service solutions for mobile data, and mobile phone operator Vodafone New Zealand, today announced that Vodafone has fully outsourced its operations and management of mobile games proposition to End2End.
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- Telcogames, Viva La Mobile Launch Multiplayer Tournaments
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Telcogames and its subsidiary Viva La Mobile have announced that for eight weeks customers of Telstra's NextG network will be able to participate in weekly mobile games tournaments powered by Viva La Mobile's RedStar multiplayer platform. Players can compete in the multiplayer edition of the Super Puzzle Bobble.
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- Magmic Games To Publish Boulder Dash-ROCKS!
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Magmic Games, 10tacle Mobile and First Star Software have announced a partnership allowing Magmic Gamesthe exclusive worldwide rights to develop and publish a mobile version of Boulder Dash-ROCKS!. Magmic Games and First Star Software will co-publish mobile versions of the title across all mobile platforms.
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- Parks Associates: Gamers To Move From Carrier Decks
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According to The New Frontier: Portable and Mobile Gaming, a study from market research and consulting company Parks Associates, mobile game revenue generated through carrier decks are to decrease from 90% of the total U.S. mobile gaming revenue to 72% in the next five years.
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- Movaya Launch TryNBuy Beta
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Movaya, a mobile content distribution and services company has announced the Beta launch of Movaya TryNBuy, an first off-deck, cross-carrier, try-before-you-buy system for mobile game sales inthe US. Over 30 mobile game publishers are taking part in the Beta launch, including Com2uS.
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- Exit Games’ Neutron To Integrate With Huawei’s MDSP
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Exit Games have announced a partnership agreement with Huawei Technologies to integrate its Neutron multiplayer mobile gaming platform with Huawei's Mobile Data Service Platform (MDSP). The agreement is to enable global mobile carriers that are powered by Huawei's MDSP to deliver multiplayer games driven by Neutron.
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- Line Rider Mobile Now Available on Verizon and Sprint
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Mobile entertainment company In-Fusio have announced that Line Rider, based on the online "toy" is now available in the United States on Verizon and Sprint mobile devices. Line Rider Mobile lets players use a pencil tool to construct tracks filled with ramps, hills, and jumps to send a virtual sledder across and see if he makes it to the end.
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- EA, Spielberg Announce Boom Blox For Wii, Mobile
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EA's Casual Entertainment label has officially announced its Wii exclusive puzzler Boom Blox, the first title developed in collaboration with producer-director Steven Spielberg, expected in May 2008, also revealing a mobile phone version in development for a Spring release.
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