MindJolt Releases Advertising, Monetization Tools For Third-Party Devs
MindJolt operates a collection of gaming sites and applications, each acting as a portal for more than 1,300 titles from independent casual and social game developers. Its network currently reaches over 20 million users, and its Facebook app has around 11.7 million monthly players.
AdJolt offers APIs meant to provide "a full service advertising and virtual currency solution" for monetizing third-party studios' content. The company claims that developers who have converted to AdJolt are reporting exponential increases in their revenue -- Mindjolt takes a 50 percent cut from revenues.
Independent Flash game developer Adam Jones Productions (Word Builder, Word Drop 2) says it's seen a 50 percent to 70 percent increase in revenues from AdJolt over its previous advertising solution. The studio adds that it's seeing the highest returns per play from MindJolt.
"Small game developers can build big businesses on MindJolt," says MindJolt chief executive Chris DeWolfe, formerly the CEO of MySpace. "We reward their high quality games with the highest possible financial return—putting real money in their pockets."
DeWolfe, who acquired the social gaming platform along with two other MySpace founders in March, added, "MindJolt's new advertising solution cranks up the cash flow: Developers simply borrow a few lines of codes to make more money with every game play."
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Megaman Online Gameplay Revealed
That’s the second trailer for Megaman Online.
The all mysterious Megaman Online has finally been revealed! In the 10 minutes video below, it shows something that every single Megaman fan should be familiar with: run and gun. Sounds like your typical Megaman games, but evolved into an online game!
Makes you wonder if they are using a persistent world, or would players have to wait in lobbies, trying to find rooms to go into to play games…
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WiiWare demos coming back in the US
WiiWare demos have already come back in Europe, but the US audience was left in the cold afterward. Prepare to warm up: Four demos will be hitting WiiWare this Monday.
The titles will be And Yet It Moves, Jett Rocket, Bit.Trip FATE, and Thruspace.
The press release mentions that these are the “initial lineup”, perhaps hinting more are on the way? Act fast, as these free downloads will be removed eventually.
PSP2 dev kit pics? You be the judge
We’ve been at no shortage for PSP2 rumors over the last few months. It’s looking like some of them may be true.
Pictures surfaced on VG247 of what looks like PSP2 development kits. There are two analog sticks, a touch-pad on the back and a camera. Sounds suspiciously similar to some of the rumors we reported on.
The report was updated, stating that Sony has since released a new version that doesn’t slide but also fails to overheat — a problem also mentioned in the rumors. Check out the pictures below and let us know what you think.
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