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Humble Bundle Launches Its Third Pay-What-You-Want Video Game Offer

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26 Jul 2011

The Humble Bundle is set to launch its latest package deal today, continuing its successful “pay-what-you-want” business model with the release of a new bundle containing 5 indie games. This bundle includes: Crayon Physics Deluxe, Cogs, VVVVVV, Hammerfight, and And Yet It Moves. As with the previous Humble Bundles, these games are all available cross [...]

More Signs of Google Plus Games Coming Soon: How Will G+ Gaming Differ From Facebook?

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23 Jul 2011

Since the release of Google’s new social network, there’s been a lot of speculation about when and if Google Plus would get a gaming component. Early inquiry into the site’s code certainly hinted at the possibility, and now more signs have been uncovered. Slashgear reports that the Games Stream has been confirmed, pointing to wording [...]

More Signs of Google Plus Games Coming Soon: How Will G+ Gaming Differ From Facebook?

In: web resources

23 Jul 2011

Since the release of Google’s new social network, there’s been a lot of speculation about when and if Google Plus would get a gaming component. Early inquiry into the site’s code certainly hinted at the possibility, and now more signs have been uncovered. Slashgear reports that the Games Stream has been confirmed, pointing to wording [...]

Unity Technologies Takes $12 Million For 3D Gaming Development, Looks To China For Big Growth

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21 Jul 2011

Game development startup Unity Technologies, founded in Copenhagen and currently headquartered in Silicon Valley, has raised a second round of financing – $12 million from Asian firms WestSummit Capital in China and iGlobe Partners in Singapore. Previous investor Sequoia Capital has also participated in the round, and Raymond Yang from WestSummit has joined the company’s [...]

Why Doesn’t Facebook Just Buy Zynga?

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19 Jul 2011

Zynga added a 600-plus-pages addendum to its IPO filing yesterday and it turns out that Zynga and Facebook are intertwined so tightly that it is hard to tell where one company ends and the other starts. The best example is two agreements that the companies came to in May and December of 2010 that reveal [...]


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