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China will become the world’s top market for mobile games by 2016

China will become the world’s top market for mobile games by 2016

In 2016, China is expected to blow past the US for the first time , hitting US$7.7 billion in mobile gaming revenues to become the top market for mobile games.
C. Custer · · 2 min read
Need free tickets to Mobile Game Asia? We’ve got some

Need free tickets to Mobile Game Asia? We’ve got some

Mobile Game Asia 2015 is fast drawing near, and we’ve still got tickets to give away.
Mary-Anne Lee · · 1 min read
Singapore’s Inzen Studio raises $717,288 in series A round

Singapore’s Inzen Studio raises $717,288 in series A round

Mobile game developer Inzen Studio raises S$935,000, looks to launch its games in China first.
Mary-Anne Lee · · 3 min read
Singapore may be a host city for 2015’s World eSports Championship Games

Singapore may be a host city for 2015’s World eSports Championship Games

World eSports Championship Games (WECG) are in talks with Singapore’s MDA and IDA for the country to possibly be a host city as early as 2015.
Mary-Anne Lee · · 2 min read

Mobile Game Asia has an updated agenda, and more free tickets

There’s less than a month to the first ever Mobile Game Asia (MGA) conference in Singapore, which makes this the perfect time to review the updated agenda for the event.
Mary-Anne Lee · · 1 min read

Mobile Game Asia is coming to Singapore this summer and we can get you in for free

The Global Mobile Game Confederation (GMGC) is finally coming to Singapore. Come July 18, it will descend on the little red dot with a brand new event: Mobile Game Asia.
Mary-Anne Lee · · 1 min read

Guanxi 2.0: how WeChat groups are changing the game in China’s tech and startup scene

Tencent’s flagship app is blurring the lines between professional and social, taking the place of conference rooms, expert forums, recruitment sites, and, with its recent integration of LinkedIn, resumes.
Paul Bischoff · · 7 min read

This handheld game console crossed with a smartphone could be the future of gaming in China

Among the dozens of booths at this year’s Global Mobile Game Congress in Beijing, one hardware company in particular stands out: a little known smartphone maker called Much. It’s easy to miss what
Paul Bischoff · · 2 min read

When your game gets cloned in China, try some diplomacy

China is full of copies, and that’s not about to change any time soon. For game developers facing copyright infringement, the choices seem limited: legal action, defamation of the copycat,
Paul Bischoff · · 5 min read
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