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Advertising Standards Authority bans mobile ads from King, Scopely, and others for misrepresenting gameplay

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  1. GamesIndustry.bizAdvertising Standards Authority bans mobile ads from King, Scopely, and others for misrepresenting gameplayRead full article on GamesIndustry.biz (opens in a new tab)
  2. Time ExtensionUK Advertising Standards Agency Is Looking to Regulate Bogus Mobile Game AdvertsRead full article on Time Extension (opens in a new tab)
    Preview from Time Extension: UK Advertising Standards Agency Is Looking to Regulate Bogus Mobile Game Adverts

    Help this bankrupt mother build a roof and eat a baby. The UK's Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) has made moves to ban online mobile game adverts that wholly misrepresent downloadable games, their contents, and their plaudits. The regulatory body made the ruling following a complaint partly upheld against mobile gaming juggernaut, King. The ASA…

    Publisher feed excerpt · Time Extension

  3. MobileGamer.bizASA bans misleading mobile game ads from King, Scopely, Dark War Survival publisher and moreRead full article on MobileGamer.biz (opens in a new tab)
    Preview from MobileGamer.biz: ASA bans misleading mobile game ads from King, Scopely, Dark War Survival publisher and more

    A "Not actual gameplay" disclaimer wasn't enough to save ads for Farm Heroes Saga, Pixel Flow, Dark War Survival, Last Z and more.

    Publisher feed excerpt · MobileGamer.biz

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