Statistics showed that China’s online game industry was earning more than 20 billion yuan annually, accounting for only 7% in total in the global market. Liu Zhiping believed that if China’s online game industry wanted to further expand, they must take the internationalization and breakdown methods. QQ Speed, QQ-hyun dance, underground city with the Warriors, crossing the line of fire and other games created opportunities in different market segments. At present, Tencent is working with U.S. companies in developing the sports online games, will making well-known game-NBA2K-for net.
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China Clamps Online Gaming Market(0)Web users in China will have to register their names before playing games online as part of the nation’s first official set of rules governing the booming market, reported Wednesday?s China Daily. |
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