It was part of the early wave of iPhone game developers, and one of the first to be snapped up by a Far Eastern partner. But now ngmoco is no more, as parent DeNA shuts its San...

Pocketgamer has an interesting debate going on. In the blue corner is Jon Jordan, writing about the rise of ngMoco, impressed by its commitment, its ability to pivot and its successful exit for up to $400 million...

Widely trailed last week, ngmoco today confirmed its $400m acquisition by Japan’s DeNA. Not bad for a business that is barely two years old. Kudos to Neil Young and the rest of the team. ngMoco was one...

Just saw this neat video of We Rule from ngMoco on the iPad. Looks good. (via Robert Llewellyn on Twitter. www.twitter.com/bobbyllew)

Inside Social Games ran a big interview with Neil Young, CEO of ngMoco, last week. Two things leaped out at me. If we can’t make a game free to play, we’re going to kill it Young comes...

The company may only be 9 months old, but this week Ngmoco snapped up another $10 million, bringing the total raised to $15 million. New investors Norwest Venture Partners join Kleiner Perkins and Maples Investments. The deal...