Sentences with phrase «japanese gaming firm»
The company is allegedly in talks with the Japanese gaming firm to hopefully develop an app for the new console.
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However, it looks like the Japanese gaming firm is planning to ramp up its mobile games development by partnering with more developers.
So much so that Kakao, South Korea's largest messaging platform, announced plans to to create a major cryptocurrency exchange, and NXC — a Korean holding company for the $ 10 billion Japanese gaming firm Nexon — has just purchased a majority stake in Korbit, Korea's second - largest bitcoin exchange.
Back in 2015, the Japanese gaming firm made an official announcement that it was about to make its presence felt in the mobile gaming market.
The Japanese gaming firm shared new gameplay videos, trailers and even a new Switch bundle for «Super Mario Odyssey.»
The Japanese gaming firm also confirmed the paid Nintendo Switch Online service will launch in September of this year.
Sources say that the Japanese gaming firm is focusing more on releasing new peripherals and accessories for the Nintendo Switch.
Now it seems like the Japanese gaming firm plans to hold on to the 3DS for a little while longer.
Back in 2015, the Japanese gaming firm made an official announcement that it was about to make its presence felt in the mobile gaming market.
Japanese gaming firm Gree International has shut down its studio in Vancouver, Canada, laying off all staff and discontinuing development on all of the team's projects.
Not exact matches
Citron, on the other hand, had been successful in his first entrepreneurial endeavor, a gaming business he ended up selling to a Japanese firm for $ 104 million.
And Nintendo has announced their intention to team up with major Japanese mobile gaming development firm DeNA to create smartphone games starring your favourite Nintendo characters.
The Japanese tech giant — famed for its Walkman personal stereo — had harbored aspirations of becoming a major player in the world of interactive entertainment ever since the»80s, gleefully supporting Microsoft's MSX computer platform in the hope that it would allow the firm to make some headway into the gaming sector.
Nintendo is finally bringing its games and characters to mobile after the company surprised the tech world with an alliance with Japanese mobile gaming firm DeNA.