- Why Nintendo’s marketing push for kids shooter Splatoon is on the same level as Mario Kart 8 (alistdaily)
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- Snapchat turns to Fox comedy exec to helm its original content development (Variety)
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- Why Nintendo's marketing push for kids shooter Splatoon is on the same level as Mario Kart 8 (alistdaily)
- New app helps treat traumatized children by gamifying their recovery (Springwise)
- Notes from Silicon Valley: The screen limits tech leaders set for their own kids (The Guardian)
- ToyTalk responds to Talking Barbie critics (Fast Company)
- Why it's difficult for foreign developers to create games for Japan's mobile market (VentureBeat)
- Snapchat turns to Fox comedy exec to helm its original content development (Variety)
- Disney’s Research division is developing bi-pedal robots and animatronic characters for its theme parks (Gizmodo)
- Humble Bundle's pick-what-you-want pricing makes first foray on consoles with Nintendo partnership (Gamesindustry.biz)
May 28, 2015
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