AOL relaunches Games.com focuses on mobile browser gaming

Advertisement
By Associated Press | Updated: 10 October 2012 12:51 IST
AOL relaunched Games.com, a site with more than 5,000 free games, designed to attract a large gaming audience online and on mobile and tablet devices.

AOL said Tuesday that the games are from developers and distributors such as Big Fish Games, Masque Publishing, Mochi Media and others. About 100 of the games are built on HTML5 technology, which means they are playable on the iPad and other devices that don't run Flash technology.

The company said it plans to add new features in the coming months. Games.com competes against sites such as addictinggames.com, bigfishgames.com and even Zynga.com.

Shares of AOL Inc. slid 9 cents to $36.64 in midday trading Tuesday.

 
Post your comments

Get your daily dose of tech news, reviews, and insights, in under 80 characters on Gadgets 360 Turbo. Connect with fellow tech lovers on our Forum. Follow us on X, Facebook, WhatsApp, Threads and Google News for instant updates. Catch all the action on our YouTube channel.

Further reading: AOL, Games.com, HTML5, Zynga.com, addictinggames.com, bigfishgames.com
China rejects US claims over Huawei, ZTE
Che Guevara's diary goes digital
Advertisement

Related Stories

Popular on Gadgets
Latest Gadgets
Popular Mobile Brands
#Trending Stories
  1. YouTuber Shows Off Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Alongside the iPhone 17 Pro Max
  2. Apple Said to Plan Five Launches at March 'Special Experience' Event
  3. Who Is Asha Sharma, the New Xbox Chief Replacing Phil Spencer?
  4. iPhone 17, iPhone 16 Discounted in Croma Everything Apple Sale
  5. Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Leak Suggests It May Skip Battery, Camera Upgrades
  6. LG Gram 14 (2026) Launched With Up to Ryzen AI 7 450 Processor: See Price
  7. Apple's iPhone 18 Pro Models Could Come in a New Deep Red Colourway
  8. Galaxy S26 Ultra Retail Unit Leaks Before Launch, Showcasing Privacy Screen
  9. Croma Everything Apple Sale Brings Discount on MacBook Pro M5 (2025), iPad Pro, and More
  10. Apple's AI Pendant Said to Use In-House Visual Intelligence Models
#Latest Stories
  1. Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 'Privacy Display' Feature to Arrive on Other Flagship Android Phones, Tipster Claims
  2. Croma Everything Apple Sale Brings Discount on MacBook Pro M5 (2025), iPad Pro, and More
  3. iPhone 17, iPhone 16 and Other Models Discounted in Croma Everything Apple Sale: Best Deals, Offers
  4. Apple Reportedly Exploring Deep Red iPhone 18 Pro Colour; iPhone Fold to Have 'Utilitarian' Shades
  5. Apple Said to Be Developing Visual Intelligence Models for AI Pendant, Other Upcoming Wearables
  6. Nothing Headphone (a) Reportedly Listed on IMDA Certification Database Hinting at Imminent Global Launch
  7. Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Seen Alongside iPhone 17 Pro Max as YouTuber Purchases Handset Ahead of Galaxy Unpacked
  8. LG Gram 14 (2026) With Up to AMD Ryzen AI 7 450 Processor, 72Wh Battery Launched: Price, Features
  9. Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Retail Unit Surfaces Ahead of Unpacked Event, Highlighting Privacy Screen Feature
  10. Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Marketing Images Leaked; Could Arrive Without Battery, Camera Upgrades
Gadgets 360 is available in
Follow Us
Download Our Apps
Available in Hindi
© Copyright Red Pixels Ventures Limited 2026. All rights reserved.