The international online gaming market is set to explode in the Asia-Pacific
region, market watchers predicted today.
Total online gaming market revenues for Asia-Pacific in 2005 stood at $3.2bn
and will rise to $6.8bn in 2010, according to market research firm
In-Stat.
"The increase in speed and consistency of internet connections provided by
ISPs and telecoms operators [in Asia-Pacific] continues to greatly facilitate
the development of online gaming," said In-Stat analyst Bryan Wang.
"Online games are no longer restricted to slow-action strategy games."
The In-Stat research, Asia Pacific Online Gaming Market: Understanding
the User, predicts that Japan will lead the regional online gaming market
with estimated revenues of $2.8bn by 2010.
China is expected to be the second largest market in the region, with
revenues of $2.1bn by 2010.
Some 53.2 per cent of Asia-Pacific respondents in In-Stat's survey indicated
that they play online games.
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