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The country's National Center for Incident Readiness and Strategy for Cybersecurity (NISC) issued nine instructions to users of the mobile game.

The amazing ride of Nintendo shares, fueled by the wild spread of the smartphone game Pokémon Go, appears to be over.

Marketing is a spectator sport and it's important to learn what other brands are doing in the marketplace.

Nintendo's shares suffered a rare bad day since Pokemon GO took the world by storm, tumbling 13 percent on the disappointment.

The phenomenal success of Pokemon GO has triggered massive buying in Nintendo shares, surprising even some seasoned market players.

Until Pokemon GO, a mobile game, was launched just over a week ago, Nintendo had taken every opportunity to say its main focus was still gaming consoles, and games for smartphones were just a means to lure more people to them.

Catch all the Pokemon masters you can with these three marketing strategies.

With the gaming craze in full swing, the crazy stories are apparently in abundance.

Heavens to Charizard, Nintendo's viral comeback app is making humans pull zany, dangerous stunts, all in pursuit of stupidly adorable Pokémon.

The 13-year-old event spotlights digital entertainment made with social impact in mind.

Everything you know is probably a simulation. And that's ok.

These are games that kids and parents can all appreciate.

VirZOOM has more than $2.5 million in funding and consists of veterans of the game industry.

Its first mobile title launched in March, Miitomo, was more of a social networking application, leaving investors and fans awaiting games based on bestselling franchises such as 'Super Mario Bros.'

Novelty is the name of the app sales game. What's your big idea?

Whether your game is 'Starcraft,' 'Dark Souls' or 'Candy Crush,' you'll find the similarities to startup life compelling.

Survey says: Blowing their brains out on video games for several hours a week might not be so bad for children after all.

A new browser game has the film star racing other actors and dodging photographers and Lady Gaga.

Is that mobile game you've been dreaming up going to make you a mint? Here's how to predict success.

The $30 billion cruise ship industry has been on a mission to update itself.

On 'Late Show with Stephen Colbert,' the host and actor Liam Neeson starred in a Candy Crush movie parody, but the idea of making blockbusters out of classic games is not such an outlandish one.