According to Research & Markets, the revenue for mobile games in China will grow to $461m by 2010. Revenue from sales of Java and BREW-based mobile games in China reached $188.1 million in 2008, up 66 per cent from 2007.
Mobile game companies are likely to see another wave of investment between 2008 and 2010 as 3G takes off in the country.
Research & Markets has also detailed China's online games market, which it pegs at $1.86 billion in 2008 and $2.67 billion by 2010.
Online and mobile games are big business in China and will continue to draw alot of new players with well-funded financial backers. At present, there are some 120 gaming operators running approximately 200 online games in China. Shanda, Giant Interactive, NetEase and The9 are China's top four online game operators in terms of revenues.
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There are a lot of mobile Games available from your phone provider at some pretty cheap prices. But as most have found, those little Java Games and tones can add up pretty fast. www.gamemobile.com has a huge listing of games that are free. Hundreds of puzzle action and trivia phone games. The only catch to the whole deal is that they download Advertisements and you look at two banner ads before the game will load.
So this is a cool option if you have an unlimited data plan. I have about 15 games on my phone that I didn't spend close to US$100.00 for. And I have checked the size, the cell phone games download includes initial advertisements so it replaces those each time it updates, so no worries of it taking up needed space.
Also, when I was out of service area out in the mountains, it couldn't download new advertisements and just defaulted to the first ones. So if you don't have an unlimited data plan, they may still work and just show you the same ads over and over.
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