We missed the beginning of the week due to the conference, now we will catch up a little. So, let’s remember in a nutshell what we had last week and move on.

So, the second day of the “Winter Nights” begins. Just like yesterday, we are going to broadcast!

After several months of softlanching, the Finnish company decided to stop developing and supporting Spooky Pop.

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Quite unexpectedly (as, indeed, always), Friday came. Let’s go through the new products that are worth paying attention to.

About 80.1 million Americans will download paid apps at least once this year. This is only 33.3% of the total number of mobile users in the country, the analytical company eMarketer claims in its research.

Doug Pearson, Technical director of FlowPlay Studio, told the Develop-online resource about the difficulties developers face when porting games to various platforms, as well as how to overcome them. The tips are obvious, but nevertheless worth repeating. So we offer you a brief retelling of his interview.

As part of the financial report for 2014, Activision Blizzard told how much its leading projects earned in the twelve months of the previous year, and how many players they have.

The Winter Nights 2015 mobile game development and promotion conference is just over two days away. Time to buy tickets (including train tickets to get to St. Petersburg) – there is more. In turn, to all those who still will not be able to get out on Winter Nights, we suggest leaving your questions to the speakers and guests. We will definitely try to ask them!

We wondered if the appearance of an initially mobile project on PC would be an important event for the mobile games industry?

The number of downloads of the Trivia Crack game has exceeded 125 million, – the Venturebeat resource reports with reference to the App Annie digital analytics agency.

The creators of Cut the Rope and Pudding Monsters have published the first details about their new game and told about its release dates.

The executive director of Super Evil Megacorp Christian Segerstrale at the 2015 DICE Summit developer conference shared the lessons he learned from his extensive experience in the gaming industry.

One of the largest publishers in the Japanese market is going through hard times. The company’s net losses for the last fiscal quarter amounted to ¥ 7.66 billion ($64.8 million). It was less only in 2008.

Glu has announced another celebrity game. The heroine of the new title will be singer Katy Perry (Katy Perry).

Eric Benjamin Seufert, a leading marketer at Wooga, wondered if advertising during major sporting events is really aimed at acquiring new users?

The financial success of the paid Monument Valley can be repeated in China, according to iDreamSky, one of the largest publishers in the Chinese market.