ngmoco:)TwitterSupportmore +Important Service Announcement for We Rule, GodFinger, Touch Pets Cats & Touch Pets Dogs 2Posted on: 1/25/2013Players,On March 31, 2013, we will end support and service for the following ngmoco:) products: We Rule, GodFinger, Touch Pets Cats, and Touch Pets Dogs 2. When service ends, these server-based games will no longer be available for play.
These games will be removed from the App Store and Google Play on February 1, 2013 and all new in-app purchases have already been disabled. If you have downloaded one of these games, you can continue to play it until March 31, 2013. All previous, unused in-app purchases will also remain available to use until March 31, 2013. 
We’ve put a lot of love into these products and they have been played by millions of players in their lifetime. We hope you have enjoyed these products and we’ll continue to bring new and exciting games to Mobage on a regular basis.
Thank you for your time and support.
posted : Friday, January 25th, 2013
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'The Drowning" introduces a new kind of zombie »
"The team wanted to blend two very distinct genres – the rapid game loop, simple controls and the free-to-play business model of mobile games, with the high-end graphics, serious tone, and incredible graphics of console and PC first-person shooters,“ he says. "Think Blood Brothers meets Resident Evil 4.”
-Ben Cousins, in USA Today.
posted : Thursday, December 13th, 2012
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“ Our games are played on average 45 minutes a day across the Mobage platform. ”

— Clive Downie, CEO of ngmoco in the Financial Times article “Console Games Drowning by Numbers.”
posted : Thursday, December 13th, 2012
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Will The Drowning pull console gamers to mobile? »
“In the same way that I’ve stopped using laptops at home now that I’ve got one of these” – Cousins says, holding the iPad he’s using to demo The Drowning – “but I never would have dreamt of that if you had postulated it to me five years ago, when I talk to core gamers… I think there’s an opportunity for us to do that."
posted : Thursday, December 13th, 2012
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The Drowning: How to make a touchscreen FPS not suck »
“The biggest problem,” says Cousins in an interview with Polygon, “is that people have been trying to make the console control scheme work on mobile.”
posted : Thursday, December 13th, 2012
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“ We see a bunch of things that are good for gamers here… And any time that Apple jumps into a market, it legitimizes it and brings a lot of attention to that device type. There will be a rising tide for mini tablets, and that will drive awareness for gamers who might not have considered a tablet. ”

— Doug Scott, VP Marketing on the iPad Mini.
posted : Friday, November 16th, 2012
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iPad Mini Could Cause Tablet Gaming to Explode »
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