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Seattle-based PopCap Games was formed in June 2000, and is dedicated to creating simple and immersive games that everyone can enjoy. Beyond Bejeweled and Alchemy, PopCap has developed several popular games including, Dynomite, Seven Seas, Atomica, Big Money and Mummy Maze. PopCap titles are available on many platforms including PC, Mac, Palm, PocketPC, and wireless devices. For more information, please visit, www.popcap.com.
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Casual kings PopCap Games are dipping their toes into console retail, announcing two new game collections hitting store shelves this November. Along with a collection of Xbox Live Arcade titles available for the first time offline for the Xbox 360 as PopCap Arcade Volume 1, they're ... releasing Bejeweled 2 and AstroPop for the PS2 as PopCap Hits Volume 1.
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PopCap Games and its flagship title Bejeweled has done a business by selling above 5 million units in all the major markets. You can get the games to play for Web, PC and Mac, Xbox, Xbox 360, cell-phones, PDAs, and all the other mobile devices. A developer program is ... run by this gaming website to provide the customers or the players the biggest opportunity to develop the games on their own and spread them to all the major platforms.
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PopCap Games, who you may know from a multitude of casual titles, will soon release two "greatest hits" compilations at retail for PS2 and Xbox 360. PopCap Arcade Volume 1 will be for Xbox 360 and feature Bejeweled 2, AstroPop, Feeding Frenzy and Zuma at a retail price of $30. The PS2 version, PopCap Hits Volume 1, has Bejeweled 2 and AstroPop for $20.
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Today, PopCap Games announced that they'll be bringing some of their Xbox Live Arcade hits to retail stores November 15th with the release of PopCap Arcade Volume 1. This first Arcade volume will include XBLA games Bejeweled 2, AstroPop, Feeding Frenzy and Zuma and retail for $29.95 on the 360, a savings of $10 if purchased separately via the XBLA.
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PopCap Games released a free web-based version of Bejeweled for Apple's iPhone, available via the Safari browser. Take note, this is not a downloadable game, thanks to Apple's insistence on web-based third party apps, so the game actually plays inside the phone's browser. GameDaily spoke with PopCap's Greg Canessa about the project and details of the web-based format here.
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