German mobile developer embraces Nintendo's handheld platform as demand rises.
HandyGames says it's talks with publishers that will take both its own and third party IP across multiple platforms, including the Nintendo DS.Christopher Kassulke, CEO of HandyGames, said: "During the past months, we’ve been overwhelmed with inquiries concerning DS-production. It’s not our philosophy to reject good long-term business models. With our many years of experience in the sector of mobile games, we see ourselves pretty well positioned."
HandyGames' DS titles will be confirmed in the coming months.
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