Digital Chocolate
| Digital Chocolate
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| legal form | Inc. |
| founding | 2003 |
| Seat |
San Mateo , California , United States
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| management | Marc Metis, Edmond Chui |
| Number of employees | 129 |
| Branch | Video game development |
| Website | digitalchocolate.com ( Memento from April 18, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) |
Digital Chocolate, Inc. was a video game developer and publisher based in San Mateo , California . The company is particularly well known for developing games for mobile phones . In March 2009, games like Crazy Penguin Catapult , Tower Bloxx and Brick Breaker Revolution were among the top 90 free games on the App Store for iPhone , downloaded 8 million times in less than 100 days.
history
Digital Chocolate was founded in 2003 by Trip Hawkins , founder of video game companies Electronic Arts and The 3DO Company . In April 2014, Digital Chocolate licensed its remaining four games, Army Attack , Crazy Penguin Wars , Millionaire City and Zombie Lane to RockYou .
Games
- 2D brick breaker revolution
- 3D Brick Breaker Revolution
- 3D Rollercoaster Rush
- Army attack
- Bubble Popper Deluxe
- California Gold Rush
- Chocolate Shop Frenzy
- Crazy Monkey Spin
- Crazy Penguin Catapult
- Crazy Penguin Catapult 2
- Crazy Penguin Wars
- FotoQuest Fishing
- Galaxy Life
- Kings & Warlords
- Millionaire City
- Miniature golf castles
- MMA Pro Fighter
- New In Town
- Pyramid Bloxx
- Tornado mania!
- Tower Bloxx
- Tower Bloxx Deluxe
- Tower Bloxx: New York
- Zombie Lane
Awards
- 2006: IGN Award Best Developer
- 2009: IGN Award for the Best Artistic Design of the Brick Breaker Revolution game
Web links
- digitalchocolate.com ( Memento from April 18, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
Individual evidence
- ↑ Digital Chocolate finds eager new game audience on iPhone. Business Wire, Inc., March 20, 2009, accessed September 3, 2018 .
- ↑ Players of Army Attack, Crazy Penguin Wars, Millionaire City, and Zombie Lane: Welcome to Rockyou's growing community of worldwide gamers! RockYou, Inc., April 16, 2014, accessed September 3, 2018 .
- ↑ RockYou buys three Playdom games from Disney to keep them running. VentureBeat SF, April 18, 2014, accessed September 3, 2018 .