temple run

I peeped into some mommy phones in India and dug up some cool apps. Happy Mother’s Day.

The mobile game publisher responsible for localizing international hits like Temple Run and Fruit Ninja for the Chinese market, iDreamSky, started trading on the NASDAQ yesterday.

iDreamsky translates and localizes artwork and other content for the Chinese market, then distributes it to Chine’s myriad of third-party Android app stores.

Post-Flappy Bird, I can’t help but feel that many of today’s mobile game devs are simply trying to find a sweet spot between making players feel proud and pissed off.

This is what it looks like when you splice an airplane shoot ‘em up like 1942 with a free-running game like Temple Run, and it is one sexy looking mutant.

Ever wondered what a cross between Temple Run and Final Fantasy would look like? Me neither, but it looks like Square Enix’s new Guns N’ Souls will be just that.

Getting China’s smartphone owners to play mobile games is as easy as getting a horse to water, but getting them to drink up in-app purchases is tough. It’s also a

China Mobile Games and Entertainment Group (NASDAQ:CMGE) has announced today that the company has signed an agreement with Walt Disney’s (NYSE:DIS) China branch. The partnership will see CMGE bringing two