Gloops

Here’s 13 Vietnamese mobile app studios that are available for client work. They come from all backgrounds to build mobile apps for foreign and local clients.

Square Enix and mobile gaming company gloops announced last week that they were teaming up on a special project for iOS and Android devices. After the teaser page went up,

Square Enix launched a teaser page yesterday that announced it is teaming up with mobile developer gloops on a secret project that seems to be related to Final Fantasy VIII

The co-developed mobile RPG, which is dubbed Dragon Eclipse and looks very promising, is the first game to come out of the DeNA-Gloops partnership that was established at the beginning of this year.

Hot on the heels of last week’s rebranding announcement, Japan’s DeNA (TYO:2432) has announced a major partnership today with game developer and publisher Nexon (TYO:3659). The tie-up will see new

Gloops, Tokyo Game Show 2012 Japanese mobile game developer Gloops has been acquired by Nexon (TYO:3659) for 36.5 billion yen (or about $469 million). Social games expert Serkan Toto notes

I had a chance to visit the Tokyo Game Show over the weekend, and as many have pointed out the event is seeing smartphones and social games moving in on territory previously dominated by console gaming. Looking at the breakdown of games by platform, you can see that smartphones by far make up the lion’s share of games exhibited.

We received news this afternoon that DeNA has partnered with Gloops to bring games into the U.S. and also other parts of the world, including China and South Korea. Gloops

Back in January we saw Japanese social mobile gaming giant DeNA (TYO:2432) finalize its deal to acquire a majority stake in Yokohama’s baseball team, now called the DeNA BayStars. And