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Six reasons why $250 million for Playfish is a steal
Six reasons why $250 million for Playfish is a steal
The Internet is awash with rumours that Playfish has been acquired by Electronic Arts for $250 million. That’s a steal for EA if it’s true. When a company that is less than two years old is rumoured to have been sold for a quarter of a billion dollars , you have to sit up and take notice. ...
Dragon Age Journeys
Dragon Age Journeys
blog.bioware.com — Part 1 of 4 by Ethan Levy Orzammar, under the mountains to the west of Ferelden, stands... as one of the last great Dwarven cities. 1,000 years have passed since The Blight last drove the proud dwarves to seal their roads and abandon their fallen ... (more) Dragon Age Journeys
Is EA Going to Buy Zynga or Playfish in Social Gaming Bid?
Is EA Going to Buy Zynga or Playfish in Social Gaming Bid?
insidesocialgames.com — In recent weeks we’ve been hearing rumors about gaming giant EA looking to acquire social gaming companies... — specifically Zynga and Playfish . Both companies have denied the rumors, so assuming there are no deals that are about to be ... (more) Is EA Going to Buy Zynga or Playfish in Social Gaming Bid?
Supererogatory: Superannuation
supererogatory.tumblr.com — An information-sleuthing site; it's also something you do with Jello. I know how to use the internet,... better than others. Please don't send tips I cannot verify or questions I cannot answer. (more) Supererogatory: Superannuation
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So, who’s going to buy Zynga?
T=Machine — ... I’ve seen a lot of people from the mainstream industry (i.e. consoles, PC games, handheld etc – eerything EXCEPT iPhone and Facebook) incredulous, unconvinced it was worth it. This was the case even with the rumoured $250 million valuation from a month ago (c.f. Nicholas Lovell’s post on that). ...

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