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Social game maker CrowdStar battles Zynga in Japan with Drecom deal Japan mobile social network market is becoming a new battleground where American social game companies will slug it out. Social gaming firm CrowdStar is announcing today it has partnered with Japanese game studio Drecom to publish CrowdStar’s games in Japan. The deal follows Zynga’s alliance with SoftBank to create mobile social g
Google has reportedly secretly invested $100- $200 million in social gaming firm Zynga, according to a report by Techcrunch. We have confirmed tonight that the details of the deal are correct, through a source familiar with the matter. The investment is on top of other deals that have brought Zynga almost $500 million in capital in the past year. The deal reportedly closed a month ago and is part
Zynga and Softbank are preparing to announce an alliance to take the social gaming company into the Japanese market. The alliance, which comes at a crucial time for the young company, is part of Zynga’s plan to expand internationally, further diversify its business, and position itself for an initial public offering. Investors have been nervous about a recent slide in the company’s traffic. To cou
Zynga, the maker of FarmVille and other popular social games, is preparing for an alliance with Japan’s Softbank investment firm as a way to break into the fast -growing Japanese market, VentureBeat has learned. Japan is seeing significant growth in social gaming, even the U.S. shows signs of a slowdown. Mark Pincus, the CEO of Zynga, had backing from a Softbank affiliate for one of his previous c
Zynga has become the envy of the video game industry because it has so many users for its Facebook games. So Brian Reynolds, chief designer at Zynga and a veteran of the traditional video game industry, got a lot of attention for his talk about designing hit social games. The talk at the Dice Summit was also an interesting contrast to the morning speech by Jesse Schell about how traditional game d
The Russians are coming. First, Russian investor Digital Sky Technologies bought a $200 million stake in Facebook. Now that same investor has invested $180 million in Zynga, the fast-growing social game company. The New York Times first reported the news, but it has since been confirmed by Zynga. The investment no doubt gives Zynga a stratospheric valuation, and it shows that global investors are
Social game maker Zynga raises $180M from Russian investor Digital Sky Technologies The Russians are coming. First, Russian investor Digital Sky Technologies bought a $200 million stake in Facebook. Now that same investor has invested $180 million in Zynga, the fast-growing social game company. The New York Times first reported the news, but it has since been confirmed by Zynga. The investment no
The making of Zynga’s Cafe World, the fastest growing social game in history When Cafe World debuted on Facebook on Sept. 30, it lit up the social network immediately. The title, a simple simulation where you make food and run a restaurant, took off faster than any other social game in history. In its first seven days, it got more than eight million users. That’s a faster growth rate than Zynga sa
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