The move, if it happens, would certainly underscore EA's commitment to the mobile platform and games. We're just not sure if the world is ready for Diner Dash 2009.
[Via Mobile Entertainment]
The move, if it happens, would certainly underscore EA's commitment to the mobile platform and games. We're just not sure if the world is ready for Diner Dash 2009.
[Via Mobile Entertainment]
Reader Comments (9)
Posted: Jan 15th 2009 11:41AM (Unverified) said
I for one, prefer function over form. Playing Quake III on the loo = awesome.
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Posted: Jan 15th 2009 12:10PM ALBGunner04 said
Really? Because I have that phone, in fact, I have it in front of me right now, and it is fucking sexy. Everyone that sees me with it says it looks slick. The reason it may look ugly is because of the disproportions in that photo, but the Nokia N95 8GB is sexy, can do a lot of features. It is by far one of the greatest smartphones if you ask me. I love it.
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Posted: Jan 15th 2009 10:56AM player66 said
Now, this is my realm of expertise. If EA's serious about continuing to expand their Mobile "division" an acquisition of Glu would be huge. Next to Gameloft, they're the top mobile publisher out there. Since EA already owns JAMDAT, this would begin their monopoly of the top tier Western mobile publishers.
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Posted: Jan 15th 2009 11:29AM SirFishouse said
I don't think a monopoly over the mobile division would be a bad thing... It sucks that they are trying to take over the console market because they they limit creativity by only providing games that are "safe."
Where as in the mobile market, any game that works well is a good game. EA can provide that. They have the financial backing and experience.
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Where as in the mobile market, any game that works well is a good game. EA can provide that. They have the financial backing and experience.
Posted: Jan 15th 2009 1:41PM Shagittarius said
If EA publishes some games for Ubisoft on this platform could we say:
'Ubisoft sends its horsez to the glu factory'?
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'Ubisoft sends its horsez to the glu factory'?
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