Zynga Buys Dextrose

SEPT. 25, 2010 • Zynga has purchased German game engine developer Dextrose. The latter is known for its Aves engine, which supports high-end gameplay in a browser window. Dextrose will become Zynga Germany in Frankfurt. Impact: It is fairly obvious that Zynga is in trouble.  With their new game, Frontierville, launched in June 2010, Zynga seemed compelled to make the game almost unplayable un.....

1 Million Clone Wars Adventures Players

SEPT. 25, 2010 • Sony Online Entertainment’s Clone Wars Adventures F2P Star Wars MMO has attracted 1 million players in one week in release. The title features update content tied with the popular animated television series. Impact: As we have noted before, browser-based titles are getting much more gameplay depth, and the quality of the experience delivered is rising fast. Clone Wars Ad.....

THQ Testing Free-to-Play

SEPT. 23, 2010 • THQ chief executive explained on an investor conference call how the publisher will be testing an adapted F2P model with its retail titles. The concept is to release stripped down versions of selected titles for between $29 and $39, and providing consumers the option of purchasing up to $100 in addition DLC. The model will be tested next year with THQ’s MX vs ATV off-road racing game. .....

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