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  • Verizon rolls out GameTanium Android mobile gaming subscription app

    by 
    Brian Heater
    Brian Heater
    07.13.2012

    Love mobile gaming, but hate the commitment that comes with spending a couple of bucks on a title? GameTanium takes all the permanence out of the mobile gaming model, offering up "unlimited play" for $6 a month. The service gives Verizon subscribers access to more than 100 smartphone and 50 tablet games, including favorites like Fruit Ninja and Doodle God. It can be used on more than 30 handsets and two tablets, including the likes of the Droid Incredible 4G LTE and Droid Razr. Verizon is also offering up a three day trial to get you started.

  • Exent's GameTanium Mobile launches for Android tabs

    by 
    James Trew
    James Trew
    02.28.2012

    OnLive users may have been dining at the all-you-can-eat gaming table since December, but now it's time for the GameTanium crew to pull up a chair. Game provider Exent has brought its subscription platform to Android tablets and offers unlimited access to titles such as Fruit Ninja, Baseball Superstars and T-Racer HD. The service rolls in at a cent under six dollars a month, and there's a three-day free trial for those with commitment issues. The new mobile service is available right away via a direct .apk, so if you want in, skip past the Android Market and take a peek at the press release after the break instead.

  • Vestel, Exent bring Android games to TVs, with 'all-you-can-eat' subscription service

    by 
    Christopher Trout
    Christopher Trout
    09.08.2011

    Just last week Vestel was busy showing of its BitTorrent Certified Television, and now the company's teaming up with Exent to deliver Android games to your boob tube -- and it's doing so by playing off your love of a bottomless buffet. Described as "the world's first all-you-can-eat Android TV game subscription service," GameTanium allows users of Vestel's Smart Box set-top box to access a suite of TV-optimized games in the comfort of their living rooms, using their Android phones as controllers. What's more, the service lets them switch between their PC, cellphone, tablet or TV without ever losing their place in a game. The service will be debuted at this week's IBC, but if this announcement has left you hungry for more, there's always the Golden Corral. Full PR awaits you and your belly after the break.