PopCap's Allied Star Police was created with the help of a boy named Owain Weinert. He is only 9-years-old and a leukemia patient. He came to the attention of studio 4th & Battery through the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Electronic Arts has officially acquired PopCap Games, the developer of Plants vs. Zombies, Bejewelled 2 + Blitz and many other popular iOS titles. While EA purchased PopCap for $750 million in cash and stock, if the company hits a series of revenue milestones, around $1.3 billion in total could end up being spent on the acquisition.
PopCap has hidden a few new gems around the Blitz realm for players to find, harvest, and share these shiny treasures with their Facebook friends.
According to TechCrunch, Electronic Arts is in late state acquisition discussions with PopCap Games - the company behind mobile classics such as Plants vs. Zombies and Bejewelled.
The popular iPhone application, Plants vs. Zombies ($2.99), has recently been updated. Now, fans of the application can enjoy a variety of new features, including a "Zen Garden," mini-games and brand-new achievements.
iOS 4.3.3 now available, no iPhone 5 in June or July says AT&T, and one boy has his iOS dreams come true.
PopCap games is usually known for family friendly games, but they created a new division for "edgier" games. Unpleasant Horse is their first release, and boy, is it edgy, and hilarious in a dark way. Read on to find out more about this "unpleasant" little horse..
Following in the footsteps of quite a few other charitable app developers, PopCap has decided to slash the prices on all of their iOS games this weekend and donate the proceeds to the International Red Cross to aid in their ongoing relief efforts in Japan.
The makers of Bejeweled, Peggle, Plants Vs Zombies, and Zuma have new iOS plans. Click through to find out what PopCap is up to next.
PopCap has finally updated Plants vs. Zombies for iPhone, but it's not what we were hoping for.
Feeling a little too old for trick or treating? Why not stay inside this Halloween and help defend your home from invading zombies by planting some perennials on your iPhone or iPad instead?
If you haven't fired up Peggle on your iPhone or iPod touch since it was updated with background music and multitasking support in June, it looks like now is the time since PopCap has just unleashed the Peggle Nights expansion pack, which features all kinds of new content to enjoy.
iPhone and iPod touch Bejeweled Blitzers will once again be able to compete with their Facebook Blitz playing friends' high scores thanks to the most recent update, which adds the ability to earn coins and use boosts, something that has been available to those who played the game on Facebook for a while now.
The word on the street is that something big is going to be happening in the Plants vs. Zombies world on August 2, 2010. Read on to find out more!
PopCap has updated Peggle to include multitasking support, but the bigger news is the addition of background music.
The casual tower defense game with a hilarious and absurd theme comes tot he iPad. What features does it include, and is it worth $10? Click through to find out.
Plants vs Zombies will go live tomorrow, but in the mean time see beautiful high res screenshots as well as video of the game in action.
Plants Vs Zombies HD will be launching with the iPad App Store. Details and pricing within.
After months of anticipation PopCap has finally released Plants vs. Zombies for the iPhone. With the hype it has shot up to #1, but is it worth the hype? Is it even worth $2.99? Read on to find out. Plus find out how to win a copy.
PopCap finally ported Chuzzle to the iPhone. This is the full PC version with four gameplay modes, and tons of awards. Is it worth $4.99 though? Read on to find out.
