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Internet gaming: 'A winning gamble' (4)

By Gao Yuan (China Daily)

08:24, December 25, 2012

Industry insiders warned the quickly growing mobile gaming sector could erode the market share of PC games. The number of Chinese mobile game players is likely to exceed PC game players by the end of this year.

However, Morhaime thought that the new gaming platforms are providing a lot of opportunity for all game developers including PC games.

"I don't see the new gaming platforms will necessarily replace PC games. There are still audiences that want a more deep, immersive experience. That will provide room for all types of games to develop," said Morhaime.

In addition, having more accessible platforms and a larger sale base will actually provide opportunities for PC game makers as well because the aggregate number of players is bigger. The time spent on gaming will continue to grow, he added.


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