Niko Partners: Southeast Asia’s $5 billion game market expected to grow to $8.3 billion in 2023
PC and mobile game revenues for Southeast Asia and Taiwan (greater Southeast Asia) are expected to grow from $5 billion in 2019 to more...
Niko Partners: Asia cloud gaming to reach $3 billion and 60 million gamers by 2023
Cloud gaming platform and service revenue in Asia will grow from $270 million and three million consumers in 2019 to $3 billion and 60...
Niko: China will spend $1.5 billion on console gaming by 2023
In certain key regions of the world, consoles are king for traditional game releases. Consumers in the United States spend more on console games...
Niko Partners: China’s game market to hit $41.5 billion and 767 million players by 2023
China’s domestic game market is expected to grow from $$30.8 billion in 2018 to $41.5 billion in 2023. During the same time, the number...
China enshrines new rules for approving games
China has created a new approval process for games, as market analyst Niko Partners has detailed. The country is the largest gaming market in...
Chinese regulators start approving mobile games for Tencent, NetEase, and Perfect World
After a long delay, big Chinese game publishers Tencent, NetEase, and Perfect World are getting their mobile games approved for the Chinese market again....
How Chinese and American gamers differ
Since the beginning of 2018, Quantic Foundry and Niko Partners have been working together on a series of survey-based projects. Niko Partners is a...
GamesBeat Summit 2019 speakers: China expert Lisa Cosmas Hanson and communities pros Amy Jo Kim and Raph Koster
If you haven’t signed up for GamesBeat Summit 2019, now is a good time to do it in the holiday lull, when prices are low....
Niko Partners: Chinese regulators have resumed certifying mobile games
After a long interruption, Chinese government regulators have restarted licensing of mobile games, according to market researcher Niko Partners. In a tweet, Niko said...
Tencent has access to China’s national citizen database
The Chinese government doesn’t want children playing games for several hours every day. It said as much in a public notice from August. Now,...