VentureBeat reports major cable TV service providers are turning their attention to gaming.
Rumors peg Verizon, AT&T, and Time Warner as working on a way to deliver cloud-based games to their cable TV subscribers by 2013, according to a Bloomberg report.
NCsoft's revolutionary online roleplaying game Guild Wars 2 will support Mac OS® X using TransGaming's Mac Enablement Technology
To deliver this support, ArenaNet is partnering with TransGaming whose revolutionary Cider technology dynamically translates between operating environments. This approach means that future updates to the game will also be available for Windows and Mac simultaneously.
Cantech Letter features TransGaming in list, highlighting strong revenue growth and breadth of content.
...momentum in 2012 has been decisive, including the acquisition earlier this year of the interactive TV division of Oberon Media, a New York-based games distributor. That pickup added more than a hundred game titles to TransGaming’s portfolio, including iconic Hasbro titles such as Scrabble, Risk, and Monopoly.
New IHS report forecasts explosion in gaming due to growth in connected TVs and free-to-play business model
A new report from analyst firm IHS puts spending in the market at $88 million for this year, but the growing adoption of internet-enabled TVs and the proliferation of free-to-play games will trigger exponential revenue growth.
VentureBeat's Dean Takahashi provides further insight on the TransGaming / World Poker Tour announcement
The game will launch with a number of unnamed operators who use TransGaming‘s smart TV gaming platform, said Vikas Gupta, chief executive of Toronto, Canada-based TransGaming, in an interview with GamesBeat. The deal shows that, slowly but surely, the television itself is becoming a platform for gaming.
Forbes contributor Michael Humphrey explores today's news of TransGaming's new World Poker Tour content that is being made specifically for Smart TV
WPT and Toronto-based Smart TV game app makers TransGaming announced a partnership today that might have you doing both at the same time. The TV poker game, coming to GameTree TV this fall, has some serious promise in its premise
Janko Roettgers of GigaOM discusses the TransGaming and World Poker Tour partnership to bring the WPT game to the set-top box.
World Poker Tour will allow poker fans to play against each other, whether they’re in the same room or halfway around the world. Users will use second screen devices for their hands of cards, and friends will be able to invite each other into their own rooms. “It’s gonna make the consumer feel like they’re actually playing in a World Poker Tour tournament,” Gupta told me during phone call Monday.
Emily Gera takes us through today's announcement on TransGaming's partnership with World Poker Tour
TransGaming, the largest distributor of games for Smart TV set-top-boxes, announced today an exclusive deal with World Poker Tour to design an interactive poker game for the GameTree TV platform which is launching this fall.
The rumors that surfaced before E3 have finally come true.
Sony Computer Entertainment has acquired cloud-based gaming company Gaikai for approximately $380 million. Through the acquisition, Sony will establish a new cloud service, ensuring that it continues to provide users with truly innovative and immersive interactive entertainment experiences.
M Partners analyst Ron Shuttleworth says the demand for the company’s GameTree TV platform from IPTV providers is impressive.
TransGaming has increased its subscriber universe to 73-million people around the world, which is a 14.6 times increase in available subscribers over last year. He believes this illustrates sufficient demand for GameTreeTV among IPTV providers. In a research update to clients today, Shuttleworth reiterated his BUY recommendation and twelve-month share price target of $1.00.