reuters.com - 12/4/2008
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BARCELONA/PARIS (Reuters) - Electronic Arts and Gameloft, the world's two largest mobile gaming firms, said on Wednesday the market was doing well, a day after their next biggest rival, Glu Mobile, warned of soft demand. Glu Mobile chief executive Greg Ballard said on Tuesday he was cutting both ...
toucharcade.com - 12/9/2008
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toucharcade.com —
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has released their new racing game Ferrari GT: Evolution [ App Store ] tonight. The $9.99 game lists the following features: 33 ...
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Is Mobile Gaming Thriving Or Struggling? Depends Who You Ask
mocoNews —
... ), told Reuters that the market is doing fine, thank you very much. A Gameloft spokeswoman said "it's all going well," while EA's mobile business head Barry Cottle went further: "Mobile games are actually thriving right now," he said, dismissing the idea that declining handset sales had hurt the market. He added, however, that while it was "too early" to tell what sort of impact the weakening economy would have on the company, so far, they had grown in all regions, including Europe where handset sales have dipped. ...
Is Mobile Gaming Thriving Or Struggling? Depends Whom You Ask
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... and cut CEO Greg Ballard's salary to prepare itself for what it called the "increasing economic headwinds" facing the sector, its larger rivals Electronic Arts and Gameloft, told Reuters that the market is doing fine, thank you very much. A Gameloft ( ...
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