MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – February 19, 2010 – Game development studio Firemint today announced that its worldwide hit Flight Control has arrived on Nintendo DSi™. The game is available in Europe, the UK ...

Firemint has announced it's acquired Infinite Interactive, which it says will help strengthen both the development and publishing arms of the studio. Founded in 1999 by Rob Murray, Firemint is the ...

Had Flight Control not made Apple's all time iPhone top sellers list released earlier this week, Firemint might not have been quite so keen to lift the lid on just how many sales of the 99c game it's ...

Mobile developer Firemint's Flight Control iPhone game started as a side-project, but has ended up a runaway success on the App Store. The company has just announced that the game has sold more than ...

EA announced a deal to acquire casual games developer Firemint today, the studio behind Real Racing and Flight Control. The acquisition is to be complete within four weeks.

The Apple Design Awards for 2010 have been held today with winners from all over the world announced. The ceremony, run as part of the Apple World Wide Developers Conference in San Francisco, ...

Melbourne-based video game studio Firemint, which gained international recognition over the past few years for the runaway success of its Flight Control and Real Racing games, has been acquired by ...

Two of Australia's well-known niche video-gaming studios are set to merge their operations, with the acquisition of Infinite Interactive by fellow Melbourne development house Firemint. The pair have ...

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SAN FRANCISCO – March 11, 2010 – Game development studio Firemint was honored with four awards from leading handheld gaming web site Pocket Gamer at a ceremony held at the annual Game Developers ...

Flight Control developer Firemint has acquired Infinite Interactive. The move will see the studios consolidated to one location in Melbourne, Australia, with all future games released under the ...