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Blizzard is apparently making a new mobile MMO RTS game that could be tied to World of Warcraft.

Mobile gaming has never been so good.

Bandai Namco brings Tekken to the mobile world of microtransactions and monetization schemes.

Angry Birds maker Rovio reports massive earnings spike driven by success of feature-length Hollywood film.

The vexed bird enthusiasts at Rovio are planning an IPO which could lead to a $2 billion valuation for the company, sources say.

Nintendo's Fire Emblem Heroes accrues $114 million in six months time, making it one of the company's most profitable and popular mobile games.

Cost of development for mobile games is on the rise in Japan.

Amid China's volatile regulations, Tencent may bring its most lucrative mobile games abroad to the U.S. and Europe.

Niantic's wildly popular AR mobile game has cross $1.2 billion in revenue in a year.

Nintendo will keep experimenting to find unique ways to charge players for mobile games content.

North American gamers are to spend the most money per user on in-game mobile game purchases in 2017.

Ubisoft bolsters its digital focus with a new free-to-play mobile game that's set to rake in revenue via microtransactions.

SEGA now lets you play retro games free on your phone, but the service isn't so hot just yet. Here's why.

Ubisoft's new South Park mobile game is a huge opportunity for recurring revenue streams, and represents a massive win for the company.

Fox wants in on the growing mobile boom, and plans to tie-in key studio-owned franchises like Avatar.

Sony aims at Japan's reigning mobile market with its first new major smartphone game.

Gamevice's snap-on controller turns Apple iPhones and iPads into a handheld gaming machine, and it could put a dent in Nintendo Switch's hype.

Sony's interesting new Project FIELD tech, which merges physical trading cards with mobile gaming, may release this year.

Here's why we predict Square Enix will release more mobile games this year than ever before.

Nintendo partner The Pokemon Company will release a new Pokemon mobile trading card game.

Nintendo will make a mobile game set in the Legend of Zelda franchise, sources tell Wall Street Journal.

Mobile will slowly dominate the games market, followed by console and then PC gaming, Newzoo predicts.

Blizzard plans to use its key IPs to push farther into the mobile gaming sector.

Pokemon GO is getting a massive new update with tons of pocket monsters from Gold and Silver's Johto region.

Fire Emblem Heroes' success solidifies Nintendo's multi-platform path and pushes the company's profile to loftier heights.

Pokemon GO smashed records in 2016, raking in a staggering $950 million in 2016 alone.

Super Mario Run made $30 million in two weeks, but only 3.4% of all its players actually bought the game.

Nintendo's first-ever mobile game scores big on engagement and reach while earning quite a few golden coins in the process.

Investors aren't happy about Nintendo's new always-online, data-eating, $10 free-to-start mobile game, causing $2 billion loss in market value.

Despite its $10 price tag and always-online data-eating connectivity, Nintendo's first major mobile game is expected to be smash hit.

Nintendo's unique one-handed Mario mobile platformer requires a persistent internet connection to play.

Sony's plan to merge collectible card games with mobile gaming is brilliant, and could be a huge win for the company.

Sony Japan aims to smash the smartphone market by bringing some of its most beloved franchises to mobile world.

In a not so-surprising move, Telltale Games confirms that its next game series will be based on Guardians of the Galaxy.

Niantic plans to actively update Pokemon GO to keep players invested and interested--and yes, Pokemon trading is coming.

Pokemon GO is only two days old, but it's already caused Nintendo stock to jump by 10%

If you loved Witcher 3's Gwent game, we've got some exciting news for you!

Nintendo is planning on releasing their first mobile game, Miitomo, coming in the middle of March.

Just how big is mobile gaming? By the end of 2015, mobile gaming will be a $25 billion business.

Nintendo has its sights on freemium smartphone games for the foreseeable future.

Activision has just acquired the freemium titans that created Candy Crush Saga.

Sony doesn't think a PlayStation Vita 2 will be able to compete in the smartphone-dominated mobile gaming market.

Nintendo looking for new markets to develop.

Hey Android users looking forward to Fallout Shelter, mark your calendars!

PC game development beginning to catch up to mobile dev, at least in the UK.

EA taking its time in mobile gaming, wants to make sure things are done right.

Nintendo is trying to evolve and reinvent itself as the gaming market changes.

Nintendo has sold more than 15 million 3DS units in the United States.

Virtual reality expected to be big at E3? What else will be there?