In some ways, watching the developing iPhone market is like reliving the similar rise of console or computer games from the ’90s. Every developer is scrambling to produce the best graphics, the best ...
NEW YORK, April 2, 2010 – Firemint, critically acclaimed developer of games for iPhone® and iPod touch®, today announced its Real Racing HD App for iPad is now available from the App Store. Real ...
Australian developer Firemint scored the mobile hit of this year's Leipzig Games Convention with Real Racing. The work-in-progress racer was shown running on iPhone and Nokia N95, and had publishers ...
Australian smartphone game developer Firemint invested $2 million in building its high-end mobile game Real Racing 2, the studio has said. And, in further resemblance of the triple-A console project ...
EA announced a deal to acquire casual games developer Firemint today, the studio behind Real Racing and Flight Control. The acquisition is to be complete within four weeks. EA announced today that it ...
GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. In May this year, Aussie studio Firemint (Flight Control, Real ...
Electronic Arts announced overnight that it will acquire prominent Australian video games studio Firemint, in a move that will bring the popular Flight Control, Real Racing and Puzzle Quest games ...
Electronic Arts said today it has purchased Australian game developer Firemint, maker of the popular Flight Control games on the iPhone and iPad. The move is part of EA’s plan to dominate the market ...
Firemint’s Real Racing promises to be the first serious racing simulator on the iPhone. Firemint is shooting for Gran Turismo-levels of simulation with Real Racing, rather than just an arcade-style ...
Firemint is delighted to announce that its upcoming game “Firemint Real Racing” has received the International Mobile Gaming Award for Excellence in Connectivity during a ceremony held at the Mobile ...
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