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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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- m-Wise And Telcogames Launch First Commercial Site
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Mobile content technology vendor, m-Wise has announced the commercial launch of UK-based global publisher, developer and distributor of mobile games Telcogames' hosted content management and delivery services. The first games service provided by Telcogames to one of its mobile carrier customers using m-Wise's content management is in Israel.
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- Gamevil USA Launches Left Brain Bytes
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Gamevil USA, the LA-based mobile games publisher, has announced the launch of Left Brain Bytes, a puzzle game that tests pattern recognition skills and short term memory, aimed to improve players' left brain.
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- Greystripe Adds Ten New Distribution Partners
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Distributor of ad-supported mobile games and applications Greystripe has announced that their content syndication program, the AdWRAP Catalog Platform, has added ten new distribution partners to its network, including Zedge, Cellware, Tagtag, Funformobile, GameMobile.co.uk, Kobrawap, Lasyk, Esato, MobileRated and Buzzcity.
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- In-Fusio Enters Distribution Partnership with Movaya
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Mobile entertainment company In-Fusio has announced a partnership with Movaya, an off- deck mobile content distribution company. Under the newly formed partnership, In-Fusio content will be available via Movaya's PlugNPlay system, a free to use e-commerce solution for mobile content.
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- Times Internet Parners With Hovr For Indian Market
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Times Internet Limited, part of The Times Group, an India's cross-platform media and entertainment company, has announced a partnership with Hovr, the ad-supported mobile content and social gaming service, to launch GameZone, India's first free mobile gaming portal offering mobile games to Indian consumers free of cost.
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- Bloomsix Announces Armada: Kingdoms
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Developer Bloomsix has announced a mobile massive multiplayer online strategy game, Armada: Kingdoms, for Java-enable phones. The public release is scheduled for Q2 2008.In Armada: Kingdoms, up to thousands of players can own towns and form kingdoms with other players.
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- Gameloft Announces Fourth-quarter Sales Of €25.8 Million
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Officials from French mobile developer Gameloft have announced details of the company's sales results for the last quarter of 2007. Gameloft has posted consolidated sales of €25.8 million in the last quarter of 2007, up by 19% from the previous year.
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