Oberon Media

Oberon rebrands to address expansion of products and services

Casual game firm to halt internal development of games to focus on distribution

COO of company leaves to work on new venture

Subscriber numbers approach 500,000 for online game service in its first year

Oberon's new COO, Don Ryan, on the company's recent reorganisation and cross-platform strategy

Oberon's COO thinks that action-puzzle games can bridge the core and casual markets

The senior VP of publishing has been promoted to Chief Operating Officer at the casual games company

Oberon Media has unified its publishing efforts under the I-play brand to be led by Don Ryan

THQ is expanding its casual games portfolio through the acquisition of Elephant and a distribution deal with Oberon

Oberon Media's senior vice president of publishing has told <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> that the company's in a great position to lead the casual space moving forward by utilising the various cross-platform elements of its business.

Speaking at an interactive entertainment conference, Oberon Media chairman Tal Kerret said that he doesn't think the PlayStation 3 is ready for their casual games

Social networking site MySpace is to launch an official games channel in 2008.

David Gosen speaks to <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> about recent company restructuring and the way forward

I-Play has made a number of redundancies, <i>GamesIndustry.biz</i> has learned, the result of an effort on the part of the company to streamline the business and stem rising development costs.

Casual games giant Oberon Media has purchased added two more studios to its Eastern European stable but acquiring St Petersburg, Russia-based Kenjitsu from Nikitova and Kiev, Ukraine-based Friends Games.

Oberon Media announced its intention to acquire PixelPlay, a creator and distributor of interactive television games.

I-play boss David Gosen has revealed that the company's acquisition by Oberon Media will "virtually double" its capacity to produce games internally.