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AT&T, ngmoco team-up to brings social gaming platform Mobage to AT&T Android users

August 8, 2011 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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Last time we talked about Mobage, DeNA announced entering the ever-growing Chinese mobile market. Now the company’s U.S. subsidiary ngmoco is teaming-up with AT&T to bring the social gaming platform to the carrier’s Android users, allowing them to discover and play games, as well as connect and communicate with other players around the world.

As an AT&T customer, you will be able to find the Mobage app in the Android Market and use it to access the full catalog of Mobage titles and mingle with other players while on the go.

If you don’t know what Mobage is all about, you should know it’s touted as the “premiere destination” for mobile users to play high-quality social games with a “vibrant global community.”

As part of its strategy to push the platform forward, Mobage is working with the world’s best game-makers by providing them with easy-to-use tools and a platform for developing blockbuster content for consumers around the world.

Mobage (FREE) [Android Market link]

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