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Fieldrunners is a tower defense video game developed for several platforms. Originally released on October 1, 2008 as an exclusive iOS title, the game was later ported to Nintendo DSi, PlayStation Portable, PlayStation 3, and mobile phones. It is the first release of developer Subatomic Studios. Fieldrunners offers three types of gameplay: Classic, Extended and [...]
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“Developed with our own patent-pending engine, Fortune Online sets a new standard for browser-based online games,” states Brian Booker, Producer for Fortune Online. “Our engine pushes Flash to amazing new heights, enabling us to create the kind of kick ass game that we, as gamers, like to play – a full-featured MMO we can all [...]
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Disney has acquired social gaming startup Playdom, confirming our story from last week. The price – $563.2 million plus an earn-out of up to $200 million. Playdom’s last round of financing valued the company at $345 million, and the company has raised a total of around $76 million. Game: TBA
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Heroes of Three Kingdoms is an Asian MMORPG based on the Three Kingdoms period in Chinese History. The game is known as Chi Bi in China and Red Cliff in Malaysia. With the Han Dynasty in steep decline, bandits and wild creatures freely roam the countryside. Brave heroes have risen to the challenge, and must [...]
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While Namco Bandai Games America and Namco Networks America operate independently as the publisher’s US traditional gaming and casual/mobile divisions, gamers often don’t draw much of a distinction between the two. Soon there won’t be any reason to, as Namco Bandai announced today that it will integrate the two businesses over the coming months under [...]
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We Rule is a popular game developed by Newtoy and published by ngmoco for the iOS platform. It is available for download on the iPhone, iPod touch and the iPad on the App Store or iTunes, and has attracted many users since its release in March 2010. Although a free app, customers are able to [...]
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THQ’s decision to cut loose Big Huge Games hinged on the studio’s unannounced role-playing game, the publisher told Edge on Wednesday. THQ investor relations director Julie MacMedan said in a phone interview that the publisher evaluated the progress of the RPG in February, and decided not to go forward with the project. THQ is in [...]
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OVERVIEW Merchants of Brooklyn – a truly original first person shooter for the PC – combines an intriguing and unique art style with innovative and exciting gameplay – daring fans of shooters and action games to survive in post-apocalyptic New York gone very, very bad. THE GAME In 3100 A.D., global warming has caused the [...]
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Digital Shock Network – Demo Reel 2009 Take a Look at our 2009 Demo Reel on the link above!
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The Kidz Sports crew is back in their craziest sports adventure yet. Crazy Golf features four complete courses, for a total of 72 holes of putt-putt fun. Choose from multiple game modes to play alone for with friends.
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The Golden Compass is an action-adventure game developed by Shiny Entertainment and published by Sega.[1] The game is based on the novel-adapted movie of the same name. It was released in December, before the movie, for all major consoles. It was declared the last game by Shiny Entertainment before they merged with The Collective. Based [...]
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From renowned real-time strategy developers Ensemble Studios and Big Huge Games, Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties introduces gamers to Asian civilizations and a host of new gameplay features. Experience firsthand the rich and historical influences of Asia while commanding units and expanding your empire in the Eastern world. In addition to the introduction [...]
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Age of Elements was a fighting game developed by the newly created studio Steamroll and intended to be published by Atari for Sony‘s PlayStation Portable. It was cancelled in 2007
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Witness Superman using his super powers to save Metropolis from Metallo, one of many classic super villains in Superman Returns: The Mobile game. Inspired by the upcoming Warner Bros. Pictures feature film and more than 60 years of DC Comics lore, the game creates the first multi-dimensional open-world super hero experience. Superman has been on [...]
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It’s like a hammer. When I first played this game, it was like a sledgehammer came down and smashed everything on screen to bits. Everything from the whiz of smoking arrows to the seemingly infinite particles bursting in air to the furious roar of Tree-ents tearing Saruman’s damn down, to the omnipresent score ratcheting the [...]
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