As it celebrates its 21 st anniversary, Miniclip has revealed that it will be moving away from its browser-based games to focus more on its mobile offerings. Miniclip.com first launched in 2001 by Rob Small and Tihan Presbie and had one title available on the site, Dancing Bush. By 2005, Miniclip was the largest browser games site by users. As the platform grew, Miniclip eventually turned i…
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