What’s happened in the business of video games this past week …
Unity Technologies and Qihoo 360 Technology announced an agreement last month that will allow over 400 million Chinese internet users to access Unity3D-powered 3D games through 360 browsers.
I like Michael Pachter. I really do. I get Castleville requests from him all the time. Seriously, though, I do go to Pachter for comment occasionally in my sports columns, mostly because the deals cut in that genre are complex and often rely on a publisher partnering up with older businesses, and he understands those relationships much better than I do.
What’s happened in the business of video games this past week …
What’s happened in the business of video games this past week …
What’s happened in the business of video games this past week…
Love-to-hate-em social game developer Zynga has posted a loss of $US85.4 million during the period of January-March 2012.
Interesting. According to a report on Bloomberg, originating from the South Korean media, MMO publisher Nexon is interested in a takeover of Electronic Arts.
A story that’s been brewing since 2010 just took an interesting turn: a judge from the US International Trade Commission agrees that Microsoft’s Xbox 360 infringes upon five patents held by Motorola, mostly related to video codecs. Note this is just a preliminary ruling and it’ll take more decisive court action before anything drastic happens. [ITC]
