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Why Marketers Should Pay Attention to Booming Gaming Trend – Advertising Age – DigitalNext

In 2002 a startling announcement was made: sales of video games had finally surpassed the movie box office in the U.S. Over the past two years, games have catapulted to an even more impressive level. Farmville, a game that allows players to tend to a virtual farm with their friends in Facebook, is currently played [...]


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YouTube – Hillel Cooperman: Legos for grownups

YouTube – Hillel Cooperman: Legos for grownups.


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Star Wars Video Games: A Visual History – PCWorld

Star Wars Video Games: A Visual History – PCWorld.


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Now it is serious – BP Kills Mario

Rocketboom Blog – BP Kills Mario.


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The Imagination Age: Global Collaborative Storytelling Game

The Imagination Age: Global Collaborative Storytelling Game.


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YouTube – Aves Engine – HTML/JavaScript – A Web Game Engine – Sneak Preview www.dextrose.com

YouTube – Aves Engine – HTML/JavaScript – A Web Game Engine – Sneak Preview www.dextrose.com.


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The player: Are social games the future? | Technology | The Guardian

The average social gamer is a 43-year-old woman. And social games – played on networks such as Facebook – are expected to generate about $1bn this year. Traditional console gamers might eventually be in the minority. Facebook might not sound like a particularly significant gaming market, but it has more than 400 million active users. [...]


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Casual, free games still rule mobile

ComScore reports that 47.1% of smartphone owners play at least once a month, with 13.3% gaming every day and another 16.4% playing at least every week. By comparison only 15.7% of feature phone owners play at all each month. Of smartphone owners, 27.3% have at least one title installed on their phones, and 9.4% have [...]


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Smartphone mobile gaming soaring as regular phones drop out

Mobile gaming is more than ever a tale of two devices: feature phones and smartphones. The U.S. population playing games on regular mobile phones fell by 35% last year to 29.5 million, while the number of smartphone gamers shot up 60% to 21.4 million, according to a new comScore study. The mobile gaming audience overall [...]


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MediaPost Publications Free-To-Play Games Free Up Game Market 04/16/2010

I’d like to see if you could motivate an action item for social, public, or civic good through a serious game. Donations for public media support perhaps. Write a letter to your representative. Free-to-play games are a great place for brands interested in getting into the gaming space. Players have proven themselves willing to pay [...]


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