It's happening, Android gamers! Asphalt 9: Legends is up right now for pre-registration on Google Play, which means it will almost certainly launch very soon on our platform. If you...

While we're getting excited for , it's a great time to take a look at a little bit of news regarding Nintendo's first mobile outing, Super Mario Run. You may not think it did crazily well, but recent reports say it's just surpassed $60 million in almost two years which isn't a figure to sniff at. 
If you've not been on the internet for the past couple of years, Super Mario Run is Ninty's first whack at mobile gaming. Playing as Mario you zip through a number of courses in this autorunner and can complete it with only one hand. 
When it launched it landed with a bang, but dropped to a fizzle and wheeze as players moved on. It's Ninty's only premium mobile title and though it launched on the App Store worldwide in December 2016 (and other areas before that) it took a little while to come to Google Play. 

According to a Sensor Tower study, Super Mario Run has earned a revenue of over $60 million from worldwide player spending on the App Store and Google Play since launching in 2016. The company adds that approximately 43% of this revenue is attributed to players based in the U.S., while about 17% of the total comes from Japan accounts.

Katsu Entertainment announces today that its award-winning mobile game, Warhammer: Doomwheel, is on sale all month long for the low price of $0.99 USD through the Apple App Store and Google Play in celebration of the Second Edition of Warhammer.

The original collect-a-thon returns with 3D platformer inspired mechanics in this masterful modern reimagining. The Snake genre is almost as old as gaming itself, as such there have been countless variations of the timeless classic on every platform in existence leaving little room left for improvement over the years. Google Play alone boasts almost 100 ...