- Mobile generation: More and more, kids attention (and spending) is going towards mobile games (alistdaily)
- Meanwhile, this phone lock gets kids to answer educational questions before they can access their games (Springwise)
- Telltale Games’ CEO on the company’s Minecraft deal and new tools for storytelling (gamesindustry.biz)
- Near-field communication and the internet of things top new list of most-buzzed about digital trends across social media (Adweek)
- Moonman video game uses old-school graphics, never lets players play same game twice (Wired)
- Study finds Minecraft is the most-viewed gaming franchise on YouTube, driven by fan-made videos (Games Industry)
- Apple’s unwritten rules cause trouble for app developers (The Guardian)
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- Mobile generation: More and more, kids attention (and spending) is going towards mobile games (alistdaily)
- Meanwhile, this phone lock gets kids to answer educational questions before they can access their games (Springwise)
- Telltale Games' CEO on the company's Minecraft deal and new tools for storytelling (gamesindustry.biz)
- Near-field communication and the internet of things top new list of most-buzzed about digital trends across social media (Adweek)
- Moonman video game uses old-school graphics, never lets players play same game twice (Wired)
- Study finds Minecraft is the most-viewed gaming franchise on YouTube, driven by fan-made videos (Games Industry)
- Apple's unwritten rules cause trouble for app developers (The Guardian)
February 12, 2015
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