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Konami Reveals Upcoming Mobile Games Domo Jump, MLB Live Challenge
Konami’s director of digital publishing, John Coligan, revealed what the publisher has in store for E3 and beyond in the world of mobile games during the Konami Pre-E3 show today.
Konami’s Dragon Collection studio in San Mateo, California has seen immense growth with the production of MLB Dream Nine and the success of Puzzle Chasers. MLB Dream Nine will be receiving updates for the 2013 baseball season.
Looking to develop more independent titles, Konami signed on indie developer Kung Fu Factory for iOS titles. No details were given on the developer's upcoming title Domo Jump other than that it would be coming “soon.”
MLB Live Challenge, a social game developed by Konami’s aptly named Baseball Content Studio, will be previewed at E3.
Further titles announced were of the gambling variety for Konami’s Orange County Development Studio. Slot Revolution: A Hero’s Journey and Casino League Texas Hold ‘Em.
Apps mentioned will be available to play at E3 for Android and iOS.
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