Mobile is likely to disrupt PC-based social and casual games in China.
Tencent is giving Activision Blizzard a run for its money in the huge Chinese online gaming market.
Niko Partners releases a new report on the region that includes Indonesia, the Philippines, and Vietnam.
In honor of our fourth annual GamesBeat conference starting on Tuesday, we've dug out an interesting set of facts and numbers about the game industry.
The number of mobile gamers in China is expected to hit 192 million by the end of this year, according to market researcher Niko Partners. This means that the number of mobile gamers now likely exceeds the number of PC …
China has one of the most dynamic and unique game markets in the world. Rising from virtual non-existence a decade ago, and surviving a stage when every disk was pirated, the nation has become a force to be reckoned with …
Niko Partners, a firm dedicated to gathering marketing intelligence in Southeast Asia, released a new study highlighting changing trends among 180 million Chinese gamers. Like much of the world, players are shifting toward more “occasional” or convenient mobile and social …
The Southeast Asian online game market is expected to generate revenues of $1 billion by 2015, a figure that is effectively double the $474 anticipated revenues in 2011, according to research group Niko Partners.
Free-to-play games, where users play for …
