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 Moshi Monsters  dev partners with social gaming network Gree
Moshi Monsters dev partners with social gaming network Gree
 

May 23, 2012   |   By Mike Rose

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Newsbrief: Moshi Monsters studio Mind Candy has announced a partnership with Japanese social game giant Gree, that will see two new games in the Moshi Monsters franchise released via the Gree mobile platform.

The studio is developing a pair of Moshi Monsters games for smartphones and tablets. The franchise has previously seen an online browser game and an instalment for Nintendo DS.

These new games will be released worldwide in the fourth quarter of 2012, and will be localized for many different languages, including English, French, Japanese and Mandarin. The move is part of Gree's aggressive global expansion plans for its mobile social gaming network.
 
 
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