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Trials Of The Casual Game Industry

Posted on July 29, 2007 - Filed Under Editorials, Industry News | 1 Comment

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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting, keep it casual!The casual game industry is becoming a big industry, especially with all of the big players like Microsoft and EA turning their eyes towards casual games. The biggest problem facing the casual gaming industry is the [...]

Flash Game: Jigsaw Battle

Posted on July 28, 2007 - Filed Under Flash | Leave a Comment

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So you think you are good at Jigsaw puzzles? Well now is your chance to prove it. In Jigsaw Battle you battle against the computer to see who can complete a series of three puzzles first.
As you are battling against the computer, there are bonuses that you can get. A white box [...]

Retro Records Review

Posted on July 28, 2007 - Filed Under Review | Leave a Comment

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Retro Records is a unique game. It is a match three type game with a spin. The object of the game is to match records to their record cover. You match three records at a time. The records fall from the top of the screen. The covers are on the side of the [...]

Digital Chocolate Publishing Casual Games For Nokia

Posted on July 28, 2007 - Filed Under Industry News, Mobile Phones | Leave a Comment

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Nokia’s next version of their Symbian smart phone is going to be equipped with a casual games platform. Digital Chocolate, a well known mobile games developer, has agreed to publish the games for the Nokia N-Gage Platform.
Mobile phones are a great platform for casual games. Casual games on for the mobile phone have done [...]

EA Wasn’t Ready For The Wii

Posted on July 27, 2007 - Filed Under Industry News, Nintendo Wii | Leave a Comment

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In a conversation with the stock holders, John Riccitiello CEO of Electronic Arts (EA), admitted that EA was not prepared for the Nintendo Wii’s success. EA underestimated how popular the Nintendo Wii was going to be.
EA had all of their games available for the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3 at each of the [...]

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