DeNA has had a busy year in the world of mobile development and its latest app is a potential game-changer, as Android users will be able to livestream and broadcast whatever is on their device's ...

YouTube isn’t the only one to introduce a live-streaming app this week. Just days after YouTube Gaming was outed, Japan’s DeNA — a prolific producer of games itself — has entered the scene with its ...

Offering an interactive shared experience that sets it apart from other livestreaming apps, Mirrativ streamers will be able to live broadcast their entire screen – not just a camera feed, video or a ...

Whenever someone mentions that I should set up a livestream, the first hurdle that comes to mind is all the external hardware components I’ll have to set up in order to just capture game footage. If ...

As player-acquisition costs continue to rise, one company is looking to a phone-customization app for its next batch of paying customers. Mobile publisher DeNA revealed today that it is going to start ...

Livestreaming on mobile has been a thorn in many a gamers’ side, but now DeNA thinks it’s come up with a solution. Mirrativ is the Japanese mobile game publisher’s new mobile phone livestreaming ...

Nintendo and DeNA are also selling 22 billion yen in shares to each other, making this a long term partnership Nintendo has announced a business partnership with DeNa, for game applications and a ...

DENA and Platinum Games' RPG hack and slash game World of Demons has been removed from the App Store. Platinum's first foray into mobile games was initially available on the iOS App Store in the ...

Nintendo is ready to join the smartphone era. Today's Nintendo news comes from Japanese games industry analyst Serkan Toto, who asks us to "take all of this with the appropriately sized grain of salt" ...

DeNA Co. rose in Tokyo trading after its Kiritani-san x Bike Run game jumped to the top ranking of free Apple Inc. iOS application downloads in Japan. The Japanese social-media service added 3.7 ...