Plants vs Zombies 2 has been on iOS for a while now, but there is still no Android release date in sight. Popcap have been very discreet about when and where the game would be coming, but news says China will get it first on Android. Just a few weeks ago, China hit back at
Plants Vs. Zombies ‘It’s about time,’ the highly anticipated sequel to the classic Popcap game Plants Vs. Zombies, will be delayed. Originally slated for a July 18th release, the official PvZ Twitter tweeted this morning that the game will be delayed until later this summer, and to stay tuned for details. We’re guessing that since
Following the new Plants vs Zombies: II game, which will be a free to play game with microtransactions, the Popcap team will be rolling out another PVZ game, this time a first person shooter. Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare has not been leaked much on the web, but sources have told Kotaku the game will
Last year at Comicon and Dragoncon Plants vs Zombies was a very popular costume. The mega hit for iOS and Android has taken on a life of it’s own, very similar to the way Angry Birds evolved. The popular game where you have to plant gardens to thwart off zombies is addicting and has great,
I know you’re looking at this headline and saying, “Hey Droid Guy, you’re a little late”. Yes Plants Vs Zombies has been available for Android devices for months but it was an exclusive via the Amazon Android app store. Plants vs Zombies is a huge hit for iOS and it’s seen a lot of success
One thing we knew when we heard that Pop Cap’s Plants vs Zombies was coming to Android, was that it was already hugely popular on iOS devices. Of course when it came over to Android it became equally as popular. With Android beating iOS by nearly double, we’re sure Pop Cap (now owned by
As Android continues to grow more and more development companies from Apple iOS developers to traditional computer game developers are gravitating towards Google’s mobile OS. The latest in that group is New York City based Exent. Exent is one of the largest distributors of broadband based on-demand games for the PC. Now Exent is hoping
Electronic Arts (EA) has purchased PopCap the makers of great hits like Plants Vs. Zombies, Chuzzle and Bookworm for $1.3 billion dollars effectively making many members of the Seattle based PopCap staff multi-millionaires. With PopCap’s creativity and experience in the casual gaming world this merger is a win-win for everyone, especially the end-user. Source: Geekwire
At the beginning of the year PopCap had shown off a couple of games and now it looks like we may finally be seeing some of these games available for Android devices. The makers of Bejeweled, Bookworm, Zuma’s Revenge and more has finally announced their intentions to bring these awesome games to Android devices starting with the
At the recent Windows Phone 7 launch PopCap announced that some of their more popular titles would be ported over to the new Microsoft mobile OS. Wait! What happened to their promise that PopCap would bring their games to Android? Well, the wait is over, PopCap has announced they are bringing over two of their