Developers scoring big in mobile gaming[1]- Chinadaily.com.cn
Visitors test mobile games at the China International Digital Content Exposition in Beijing. China's online game industry, valued at 11.24 billion yuan, is scrambling to devise products that appeal to players. CHINA DAILY To sense how investors view the promise of mobile gaming, one needs look no further than Hong Kong-based Something Big Technology Co Ltd. With just one hit product - SanGuo Mobile, which drew more than 3 million active players in the past three years - under its belt, the company has become an acquisition target. China's 11.24 billion yuan online game industry is scrambling to devise games that appeal to a generation of players who spend more time on mobile devices than consoles or computers. Several Chinese mobile game companies, including Linekong Entertainment Technology Co and Chukong Technologies Inc, are targeting IPOs in 2014.
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