EA Mobile together with EA Sports have released FIFA 15 Ultimate Team on mobile devices.

The Danish Kiloo team, famous for the Subway Surfers runner (our analysis of the game can be read here), announced a new project – Smash Champs.

Eric Benjamin Seufert, a leading marketer at Wooga, shared his thoughts on who we should thank for the high prices for mobile advertising.

German developer Wooga has introduced its new CFO. He became Marion Trautbeck-Kim (Dr. Marion Trautbeck-Kim), Doctor of Sciences in Economics and Finance.

Monster Strike, a Japanese hit from Mixi, is entering the international arena.

The French company Kobojo announced a new title for PlayStation Vita and iOS called Zodiac during the Tokyo Game Show.

Some time ago, VKontakte announced plans to introduce mobile advertising into its applications. A couple of weeks ago, testing began on the Android platform. We talked about this topic with Andrey Novoselsky, who is responsible for “launching new advertising products and optimizing existing ones” on the social network.

The Polish developer of Digital Melody, the creator of the Timberman title, has teamed up with Cashplay, a service that offers players the opportunity to receive cash prizes during cyber competitions.

At the moment when Samsung introduced its virtual reality helmet, created in conjunction with Oculus and supporting work with the Galaxy Note 4, it became clear that this niche, at least, would hook the mobile industry. The news about the expansion of the strategic partnership between Unity and Oculus only strengthens our suspicions.

After not the most successful sales of the free-to-play AntiSquad Tactics project, the developers from the InsGames studio took an unexpected step: they brought a paid version of the game to the market without IAP, but at the same time they left a free version of the game with micropayments in the stores.

The creators of Fruit Ninja promise that users will receive a serious update.

The charity company Playmob and the Finnish developer Rovio have announced the launch of a joint charity event.

San Francisco-based studio TinyCo paid a fine of $300,000 for violating the agreement on the protection of private user information belonging to children (Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule or COPPA).

The new iOS 8 operating system supports the WebGL API.

Square Enix, which has already launched the Dive In stream application, announced the creation of a “cloud” gaming company during the Tokyo Game Show. The project is called Shinra Technologies.

Editorial Office App2Top.ru offers to get acquainted with a selection of the central materials of our resource for the past week.

This Thursday, apart from the release of iOS 8, which required your humble servant some inadequate 6 GB to install, was a little disappointing. There were no cool releases, such as when you put the game on and realize: I will play it at least until next Thursday. See for yourself.

So, you want to create a mobile app, and you have an idea, inspiration, an original name, and even, if you’re lucky, money.

Some time ago, some Russian publications made a fuss about the fact discovered by Flurry analysts: women play on mobile devices more than men. We offer you to get acquainted with the full version of the presentation, where there is much more interesting data.