North American lineup of games for the first quarter of 2009, reinforcing the company's publishing strategy that emphasizes cross-platform global game launches. The titles launching in North America in the first quarter of 2009 will be available on J2ME, BREW, Blackberry and Windows Mobile platforms with additional platforms noted. continued »

GameFly, "the NetFlix" of the gaming world, launched a new version of their site specifically optimized for mobile handsets, making its subscribers easy to choose and order a choice of more than 6,000 titles. continued »

Today marks the global launch of the Nokia N-Gage mobile games service with more games, additional compatible devices, and an expanded online offering. Compatible Nokia device users can now try and buy  n-gage games directly from their mobile device. continued »

Glu Mobile announced the North American launch of the Age of Empires III Mobile. The title was developed and published through Glu's worldwide partnership with Microsoft Corporation. Age of Empires III Mobile lets users experience the epic age of discovery by exploring the New World as they build and conquer rival colonies in pursuit of the ultimate empire. The mobile version ... continued »

EA Mobile today announced that many of its most popular games are now available for smartphones, including BlackBerry smartphones, Symbian and Windows Mobile phones. EA Mobile has already offered a few Symbian OS games including: Doom, FIFA, Tiger Woods PGA TOUR and The Sims. continued »