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Rick Martin · · 1 min read

Japan’s GREE Launches ‘Come Play’ Site for Global Audience

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Japanese social gaming giant GREE (TYO:3632) has launched its global website aimed at audiences outside of its home country, with its ‘Come Play GREE’ tagline being used to promote its lineup of mobile social games.

The company will be spending $50 million on an ad campaign targeting US audiences, where it has already launched titles like Zombie Jombie, which has topped a million downloads, Alien Family, and its first Android title Dino Life.

You can check out GREE’s promotional video below.

Meanwhile on Mobage

It should be noted that while GREE is pushing hard to win over North America, the folks at DeNA have been making more inroads into the China market over the past six months, with a number of high profile partnerships under its belt already.

At home in Japan, DeNA has a clever promotional video of its own, a short TV commercial for its popular Rage of Bahamut game. It’s a really fun clip, one which I hope they can adapt for western audience (or even just subtitle it) as it reminds me of the old Godzilla monster movies.

[Via Pocket Gamer]

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Rick Martin

Rick Martin lives in Tokyo where he writes about technology in Japan, China, and around Asia. After writing full-time for TechInAsia from 2011 to January 2013, he moved on to pastures new at The Bridge. He can be reached via his website, 1Rick.com