News Flash: OneBigGame makes $96,000 for charity in 2010

by Daily News from GamePro.com | Game news 25February

OneBigGame, charitable publisher behind music-based puzzler Chime and iPhone rhythm game War Is Not The Answer, today revealed their profits for 2010 as over $100,000. 96% of these profits go directly to Save the Children and the Starlight Foundation. Most of the money was raised through Chime, which was created pro bono by developer Zoë Mode.

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