social gaming

Zynga severs some of its ties with MySpace, cutting various titles.

SCEA CEO Jack Tretton thinks the Nintendo 3DS is for children, and that PlayStation devices alone will stand the test of time.

Brick-and-mortar game retailer GameStop has gone all out this week with tablet talk, and a new Facebook storefront.

There's a new "ville" to add to the Zynga family. RewardVille will connect the developer's various social games and give players more incentives.

Insomniac Games, creator of the Ratchet & Clank and Resistance video game franchises, announces the formation of Insomniac Click, a new division focused on mobile and web-based gaming.

A new Ubisoft release, We Dare, brings suggestive motion gaming to the Wii and PS3. Whatever happened to Twister?

Zynga, the gaming company responsible for those barn-related messages appearing in your Facebook news feed, is attracting some big time valuation figures, according to a new report.

In what has to be one of the more bizarre ways to find love online, LoveFinderGames has announced the launch of its speed dating aquarium called, TheKissingFishGame.

Kabam a leading developer off massively multiplayer social games (MMSGs) for social networks, has launched an exciting new ‘Dragon Attack’ feature in Dragons of Atlantis, a strategy and combat game on Facebook. The addition of Dragon Attack now allows players to unleash their Great Dragons to lay waste to enemy armies and lands.

Zynga has unveiled CityVille, a sequel to FarmVille that lets players build and manage their own city, just like Sim City.

Social gaming developer Zynga is quickly taking over the market, and is now estimated to be worth more than the second largest gaming company in the world, EA.

Instead of a giant Facebook-killer everyone expected, Google will be taking a more incremental approach to social networking, the company’s CEO revealed.

A new NPD reports find that the popularity of social network games means people are spending less on traditional computer and video games.