Summer of Slightly Social

Posted by on Aug 21, 2013

Summer of Slightly Social

This year you could say the weather in Ontario has been slightly summer, not the raging inferno we’re used to, but step into Slightly Social headquarters and you’ll find things have been certainly heating up. With the launches of Rocka Bowling; Road Trip Warrior; A Raptor Race; Mars Rush; Mech in Time and Robot Goat Attack the code monkeys have been living at their keyboards, java rushing through their veins, food cartons piling around each station – which is the...

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Slightly Social Expands Gaming Platforms to Include BlackBerry

Posted by on Aug 1, 2013

Slightly Social Expands Gaming Platforms to Include BlackBerry

Mobile game development studio, Slightly Social, has launched their latest games Road Trip Warrior and Rocka Bowling at  BlackBerry World and it is now available for all BlackBerry 10 devices. Slightly Social believes that BlackBerry users deserve the same access to high-quality mid-core games as are available on other platforms. Slightly Social has already successfully released games that have been played by millions of users worldwide (Rocka Bowling, A Raptor Race,...

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Everyplay FaceCam Mobile Game Replays A Huge Success

Posted by on Jul 10, 2013

Everyplay FaceCam Mobile Game Replays A Huge Success

Applifier, which runs a mobile gaming networking that allows gamers to share their video playbacks, is a huge success. Apparently is it becoming a popular way for gamers to show their funny facial expressions which happen during regular mobile game play and share them socially with other players. So far is seems to be really catching on with the percentage of videos shared increasing each month by about 25%. Fans are posting hundreds of instant funny video replays of...

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Rocka Bowling

Posted by on Jun 20, 2013

Rocka Bowling

  Perks of bowling: “You don’t have to be in shape to bowl. It’s the only sport where there’s a way to signal for a cocktail waitress.” – Robin Roberts   Having risen to the brim of popular culture for decades, whether you have your Homer Simpsons or your Fred Flintstones, the modern game of ten pin bowling has survived as a western cultural phenomenon for nearly a century, its technology and popularity growing through generations, and...

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