You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. On Tuesday, Nintendo announced that it was partnering with Japanese mobile gaming company DeNA to ...

What does DeNA have to offer Nintendo outside of video games? Actually, a lot. Nintendo has officially announced Nintendo Systems, a new joint venture they have launched with DeNA. As reported by ...

Bridging success in gaming from one region to another is difficult. Just ask DeNA. That publisher is dissolving and liquidizing its DeNA Global in San Francisco, which was the subsidiary that oversaw ...

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The Pokémon Company and DeNA have announced that a new subsidiary company has been formed. Well, we say "new", but in reality DeNA Digital Production Co., Ltd has simply changed its name to Pokemon ...

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DeNA (TSE:2432) shares have climbed roughly 1% after a quiet session, drawing attention from investors curious about the company’s recent momentum. The stock’s rise adds to steady gains over the past ...

It started as an online auction platform provider and grew quickly in the 2000s by providing free-to-play games for feature phones, before the advent of smartphones. In Japan, where many people ...

DeNA is a company familiar to those that follow Nintendo closely, courtesy of the corporate partnership between the companies and DeNA's role in handling back-end services and networks for the big N.

It’s no small accomplishment to be thought of as “The most creative and compelling singer- pianist since Shirley Horn”, but that’s exactly how Joel Siegel of the Washington City Paper described Dena ...

Mobile gaming giant DeNA is hoping a streaming platform that serves up plenty of female idol singers beloved by “otaku,” or obsessive geeks, can be a hit with users outside Japan. Showroom is a ...