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[[Image:MobageLogo.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Not moobage. That's something entirely different.]]
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'''Mobage''' is a social mobile gaming platform and publisher for Android devices. Midway through its lifespan in western markets, it was rebranded as simply '''DeNA''' (pronounced D-N-A), the name of the company that owned and maintained the platform, which was founded in [[Tokyo]] in [[1999]].<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20141226224235/http://blog.denagames.com/post/97156889086/mobage-is-now-pronounced-dena-d-n-a DeNA Blog: "Mobage is now pronounced DeNA (D-N-A)!"] (archived)</ref> Mobage hosted many games you've never heard of—such as ''Age of Legends'', ''Ant Smasher'', and ''CityLand''—and published a few ''Transformers'' games designed to part you from your money as quickly and joylessly as possible.
'''Mobage''' is a social mobile gaming platform and publisher for Android devices. Midway through its lifespan in western markets, it was rebranded as simply '''DeNA''' (pronounced D-N-A), the name of the company that owned and maintained the platform, which was founded in [[Tokyo]] in [[1999]].<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20141226224235/http://blog.denagames.com/post/97156889086/mobage-is-now-pronounced-dena-d-n-a DeNA Blog: "Mobage is now pronounced DeNA (D-N-A)!"] (archived)</ref> Mobage hosted many games you've never heard of—such as ''Age of Legends'', ''Ant Smasher'', and ''CityLand''—and published a few ''Transformers'' games designed to part you from your money as quickly and joylessly as possible.

Revision as of 18:35, 12 September 2025

Not moobage. That's something entirely different.

Mobage is a social mobile gaming platform and publisher for Android devices. Midway through its lifespan in western markets, it was rebranded as simply DeNA (pronounced D-N-A), the name of the company that owned and maintained the platform, which was founded in Tokyo in 1999.[1] Mobage hosted many games you've never heard of—such as Age of Legends, Ant Smasher, and CityLand—and published a few Transformers games designed to part you from your money as quickly and joylessly as possible.

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