The first game we launched on the NOOK Color was Hangman in June of 2011. Since then, we launched 22 additional apps to the Barnes and Noble NOOK App Store. Many of them, including Hangman, have been on the top of the charts and something we are all very thankful for. We’ve gotten many heart warming notes from players just wanting to let us know they really enjoy our games. We also keep getting a lot of wonderful suggestions for our games. This is all because, in part, to taking that first step with releasing Hangman. Read the rest of this entry »

You may remember not too long ago, Barnes & Noble listed Hangman as one of the many great options available on the Nook Color App Store. We just finished up Checkers at the time and had plans for many more games (the games you see on the Nook Color App Store right now). Read the rest of this entry »

If you haven’t experienced one of the best apps on the Nook Color app store, now is your chance to get a look at the game in action. If you play our Facebook Candy Dream, you might recognize the music playing in the background. Read the rest of this entry »

Playing a video game is fun, absolutely no doubt about it. However, as cool as it would be, games don’t materialize out of the ether and wind up on a gaming platform. Games are the result of the hardwork from people who live, eat and breathe games. If you have ever wondered how these games get made, here is a quick fly-by of the main points of a game’s development cycle. Read the rest of this entry »

Today is a good day. There are cupcakes in the refrigerator and Google Alerts picked up a really cool little mention of Hangman for the Nook Color. In a press release from Barnes & Noble, Hangman was highlighted as one of high-quality games by a third party developer exclusive to the Nook Color.  Read the rest of this entry »