6waves Lolapps has denied Spry Fox's allegation that it breached the terms of an NDA in development of Yeti Town. Earlier this week Spry Fox began legal proceedings against 6waves, claiming that it used information given to it while in negotiations to publish Triple Town on Facebook to essentially clone it with Yeti Town. Speaking to VentureBeat, however, 6waves Lolapps chief executive Rex Ng insisted that wasn't the case. More >
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6waves Lolapps under fire over "virtual duplicate" Yeti Town; fear of cloning will "stop people making original games," CEO tells us.
Playdom is to publish Spry Fox's Triple Town on Facebook, the developer has announced. In a blog post, Spry Fox CEO David Edery says the studio chose Playdom because the Disney-owned company "treated us with respect," and that the deal means Spry Fox can concentrate on making games. More >
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