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Disclosure: The organizers of ChinaJoy paid my way to Shanghai. Our coverage remains objective. SHANGHAI — Mobile game publisher Kabam has raised $120 million from China’s Alibaba Group as it forms a ...

Kabam and Marvel Entertainment will extend their collaboration to create a second free-to-play game, based on characters from the Marvel Universe. This announcement come ahead of the release of the ...

Kabam's official website bills the company as "The best in mobile gaming," but the publisher behind Marvel Contest of Champions and Disney Mirrorverse is increasingly looking beyond the world of ...

Kabam is a world leader in developing entertaining, immersive, and highly social multiplayer games, bringing high-quality graphics, next-generation technology, and revolutionary gameplay to players ...

Have already found great success with movie licences such as The Hobbit and Fast & Furious, Kabam has now signed a deal for The Hunger Games. Working with IP holder Lionsgate, it's now working ...

Another title is getting ready to roll out of the Netflix Games library. We’ve learned, as confirmed by a notice within the ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Kabam, the leader in free-to-play games for traditional players, today announced 2013 gross revenues of more than $360 million, a 100 percent increase over 2012. The ...

Marvel Contest of Champions, a long-running fighting game from mobile developer Kabam, is getting an official PC port and Steam release in the near future. One of the most successful and popular ...

Marvel Contest of Champions has allowed players to put their superheroic fists to opponents' faces for more than 10 years on mobile devices. On June 18, a new era for the game began with a launch on ...

Kabam, the publisher behind Disney Mirrorverse and Marvel Contest of Champions, has laid off 12% of its employees. Per Kotaku senior reporter Ethan Gach, the developer confirmed the move yesterday. In ...