The Nominees
- Best Casual Game (developed in Flash, Java, etc.)
- Tropical Towers
- Bubble Boom
- Gear Wager
- Pancake flips
- Kissing Frenzy
- Excellence in 3D
- BioShock
- Zen Bound
- Kodo Evolved
- Galaxy on Fire 2
- KROLL
- Excellence in Connectivity
- Gamevil's Pro Baseball 2009
- Melokey
- Combat Pillows
- Party Island Bowling 2-in-1
- Real Racing
- Cubic Republic
- Excellence in Gameplay
- Ghostwire
- Edge
- Chokkan Band
- LocoRoco Mobile
- Dance Fabulous
- Real world games
- FastFoot-Challenge
- Kurai: The Dark Monolith
- Kweekies
- MoveYa!
- Aikon Ghost Hunter
Best Casual Game (developed in Flash, Java, etc.)
Bubble Boom
by marisa
FEATURES: Get into the addictive gameplay that has made the game an instant classic. Use the accelerometer to move the balls while they fall: just play with a wrist turn. Enjoy the next level of graphics for mobile phones.
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COMPANY
Zed Zed develops and markets entertainment and community products and services for mobile and the Internet. The company is the leading mobile value-added services (MVAS) player in the world in terms of revenue and geographical footprint. Zed operates in 53 countries, including Europe's largest markets, USA and China and holds agreements with 130 wireless operators all over the world.Founded in 1996, in Spain, the company’s history is characterised by the ongoing development of innovative services in the entertainment and leisure arena for mobile and internet, and it remains at the forefront of the industry. Zed employs 1.400 people worldwide, and the company dedicates the 50% of these human resources, to R & D projects. Zed has four development centers located in the United States, Spain, Russia and China.+ website
DEVELOPPER(S)
Javier Pérez Dolset
Javier Pérez Dolset, 39, founder, Chairman and CEO of Zed Group, is an entrepreneur with a wealth of experience in products and services based on new technologies. Javier has a degree in Economics from the Autonoma University of Madrid, and in European Business Studies from the British University of Humberside. In 1992 he and his brother Ignacio took over the general management of Proein, a company dedicated to the distribution of videogames. A year later, they started a project of Internet content and access, Teleline – Spanish pioneer ISP, which later became Terra - in partnership with Telefónica. During this time at Teleline, Javier Pérez held the roll of CEO and General Manager until 1996. That same year, after selling 50% of Teleline to Telefonica, the brothers set up Pyro Studios and LaNetro (formerly Zed Group).