After more than six years, one of the Xbox 360's first XBLA games, Zuma, is finally getting a sequel. Well, to be more accurate, Zuma's Revenge came out in 2009, but PopCap is finally bringing the ...

Raise your hand if you're surprised. Nonetheless, Zuma's Revenge is just as much of a blast on the Xbox 360 as on just about every other platform it has leapt onto since it launched nearly three years ...

Redwood City, Calif. – August 2, 2010 – EA Mobile TM - a division of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS) and the world’s leading mobile games publisher, – and PopCap Games Inc., the worldwide leader ...

Admit it, even you "hardcore" gamers can't resist the Zuma. PopCap Games announced that its ball-blasting hit Zuma's Revenge! is headed for Microsoft's Xbox 360 console this summer as a downloadable ...

PopCap Games just released the trailer for their upcoming Zuma sequel, Zuma’s Revenge, which will be available for download at PopCap.com on September 15th. If you were a fan of the original, it looks ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Zuma’s Revenge enhances the formula with two new types of levels: lily pad and rail levels. Lily ...

PopCap already has a whole slew of addictive games for you to play online, including Bejeweled, Peggle, Bookworm and Zuma. This casual game-focused company based in Seattle is expanding their audience ...

The game runs along the same lines as the Nintendo DS's polished Actionloop (aka Magnetica), the PC game and erstwhile iTunes app StoneLoops of Jurassica, and StoneLoops forebear (and alleged ...

PopCap and EA Mobile have already enjoyed a successful nine year distribution deal with Bejeweled, so it makes sense to double up for another casual classic. Zuma's Revenge!, PopCap's new take on the ...

Popcap's announced it'll release an Xbox Live Arcade version of Zuma's Revenge this summer. Globally supported in in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, and Brazilian Portuguese, it'll feature ...

My mother loves playing Zuma. So does my mother-in-law. While I thought that the plink-plunk-plink-plunk of their favorite game wasn’t for me, I discovered that the sequel might actually be a hardcore ...