GamesBeat 2016 explores how to take games between Asia and the West
China has become the biggest gaming market, surpassing the U.S. quite easily in the past couple of years. But only a handful of companies...
Spellgun launches big budget Clash of Gods mobile game as China moves to the West
Spellgun, a mobile-game publisher that is marrying the East and the West, has launched Clash of Gods, a fantasy role-playing game where massive armies...
GamesBeat 2015 tackles how to crack the Asian markets
China is becoming an essential market for game companies, as it has become the world’s largest gaming market. South Korea, Japan, and the rest...
Western developers may bag just a 20% revenue share in China — and it may be worth it
Western developers publishing mobile games in China may wind up with revenue shares that could be as low as 20 percent — or even...
GamesBeat 2014 panel tackles partnering with Asian giants — without getting trampled
Asian partners are coming into the West, and Western game companies are headed East. How do you make it work?
Spellgun to help Western-made Storm Casters crack Chinese mobile-game market
Storm Casters developer Get Set Games has had more than 50M downloads. Now it will use Spellgun to succeed in China.
New startup Spellgun will take Western mobile games to China (exclusive)
Talkweb and Concept Art House are creating Spellgun to bring Western games into China's complex mobile market.