Posts Tagged: casual games
Mom Gamers Talk about Casual Games
Casual Connect hosted a focus group panel with five “mom gamers”– moms who love playing casual games– with the audience asking questions. The most interesting thing was the diversity in how the panelists responded to the questions, suggesting that not
Mom Gamers Talk about Casual Games
Casual Connect hosted a focus group panel with five “mom gamers”– moms who love playing casual games– with the audience asking questions. The most interesting thing was the diversity in how the panelists responded to the questions, suggesting that not
The secret musical sauce
I’m ashamed to admit it, but I’ve played almost all of the downloadable games on Big Fish. Since Big Fish releases a new game every day, it’s not such a big commitment if you think about it. The games are
The secret musical sauce
I’m ashamed to admit it, but I’ve played almost all of the downloadable games on Big Fish. Since Big Fish releases a new game every day, it’s not such a big commitment if you think about it. The games are
Discovering Tetris and Going to Mars: Interview with Henk Rogers
Tetris celebrated its 25th anniversary this year, yet the game’s popularity (and revenue stream) is still strong. Henk B. Rogers, CEO and president of Blue Planet Software, discovered Tetris at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in 1988 and
Discovering Tetris and Going to Mars: Interview with Henk Rogers
Tetris celebrated its 25th anniversary this year, yet the game’s popularity (and revenue stream) is still strong. Henk B. Rogers, CEO and president of Blue Planet Software, discovered Tetris at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas in 1988 and
Plants vs. Zombies– a Tale of Two Sisters
My sister and I were separated when I was 12 and she was 8. At first, it wasn’t an actual physical separation, but one due to the fact that our family had just moved to Korea, and in Korea, middle-school
Plants vs. Zombies– a Tale of Two Sisters
My sister and I were separated when I was 12 and she was 8. At first, it wasn’t an actual physical separation, but one due to the fact that our family had just moved to Korea, and in Korea, middle-school
