"Many of their releases are monetisation products - not games."
Trying to dominate in the US, eh?
Roy Sehgal and Steve Schrech are the latest to leave the flailing social games studio.
Departures and plummeting stock share prices continue to dog the social games dev.
Zynga reduces losses.
Zynga's online operation could be in danger.
However, business revenue goes up
EA is positioned well to take advantage of the social gaming space.
Kixeye CEO Will Harbin says Zynga is "bleeding top talent" and ignoring its problems in favour of legal recourse.
Will this be the turnaround the Farmville developer needs?
In case you haven't noticed, EA and Zynga are at war, with EA delivering the first blow by accusing the company of copying The Sims Social. Zynga created a game called The Ville which is quite simil... Read More
David Marsh from Nimblebit had some constructive criticism for Zynga as he mentioned that the publisher doesn't take advantage of its talent pool and just prefers cloning successful games. "I kno... Read More
It seems like everyone is against Zynga now, after EA recently sued them for copying their Sims IP. It's a known fact that gamers hate Zynga the most compared to any other corporation out there, eve... Read More
At one time, Facebook and Zynga were more or less synonymous. You went to the big F for your social gaming fix. That's the way it was. But Zynga gained much success from it's Farmville and Mafia War... Read More
It looks like Zynga might have made a mistake in acquiring Draw Something developer, OMGPOP. Reason? Decline in userbase. And that's a big thing considering the app was no. 1 on the iOS Store and se... Read More
Oh shit, it seems like Zynga wanted to expand their empire even more by offering $2 billion to Rovio for their lucrative IP, Angry Birds, according to few inside sources of Bloomberg. They denied, ... Read More
EA will lay off 500 - 1000 employees early next week, according to Derek Andersenof Startupgrind. He wrote that it represents almost 5-11% of their workforce and mentioned that it's due to a lot of... Read More
Zynga has purchased OMGPOP for $180 million. The studio was responsible for creating the current sensation in the App Store - Draw Something. Not a bad deal, isn't it? The studio consists of 40... Read More
Well it looks like it's finally time for the bubble to burst - that's right, Facebook MAUs (monthly active gamers) fell from 50 percent in 2010, to just 25 percent in 2011. A 50% decline cannot be ... Read More
