- #PLAYERUNKNOWNS BATTLEGROUNDS FEMALE ASIA UPDATE#
- #PLAYERUNKNOWNS BATTLEGROUNDS FEMALE ASIA SOFTWARE#
Krafton, which derives 97per cent of its operating profit from its online multiplayer war-fighting game, said in a statement that it had discussed the matter with its advisers "so that we could receive a reasonable market evaluation." South Korea's Financial Supervisory Service had told Krafton last week to resubmit its paperwork though it did not disclose the reasons behind the order.
That compares to its previous target of as much as 5.6 trillion won which if it had been reached would have been a record for South Korean IPOs. The company, which counts Tencent Holdings Ltd as its second-biggest shareholder, has revised the indicative price range for its 8.7 million share offering to 400,000-498,000 won per share.Īt the top end of the range, the offering would raise 4.3 trillion won (US$3.8 billion).
#PLAYERUNKNOWNS BATTLEGROUNDS FEMALE ASIA UPDATE#
But the issue for small viral-game developers, Ahmad notes, is that “they don’t have the ability to continue to update the games, or to put in more content which can be consumed further on.SEOUL: South Korea's Krafton, the company behind blockbuster video game "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" (PUBG), cut its IPO target by nearly a quarter on Thursday after a regulator warned it needed to revise its filings. In general male gamers still spend more than women, says Daniel Ahmad, a London-based analyst with Niko Partners.
If I don’t, I’ll just look at other people’s ,” she says. What do those beautiful clothes have anything to do with me? If I have them, that’s great. But in just six months, she got tired of collecting the new clothing items that were being added to the game. Now, however, she seldom plays it, after realizing that she could never encounter a guy as perfect as the four male characters in real life.įei Qiwen, 24, who works in advertising in Shanghai, has shelled out around 3,000 yuan ($475) for Miracle Nikkie, the most she has spent on any game. Shen, the Love and Producer player, has spent around 50 yuan ($8) to draw the cards necessary for a successful date in the game.
#PLAYERUNKNOWNS BATTLEGROUNDS FEMALE ASIA SOFTWARE#
By comparison, women accounted for 41% (pdf) of all gamers in the US in 2017, according to the Entertainment Software Association. And while female gamers dominate in genres like casual puzzle and simulation games, worldwide they are still largely underrepresented in more “hardcore” games. Women now account for almost half of the players in China’s mobile gaming industry, the world’s largest and estimated to have raked in some $16.4 billion in revenue last year, according to Beijing-based research firm TalkingData. Mobile games designed especially for women have proven to be huge hits in China in recent months, while violence-laden games also have record numbers of female players competing alongside men. Some enjoy chopping off their enemies’ heads in battle arenas, while others like shooting everyone else to death on an abandoned island. Some women are obsessed with dating four fake boyfriends, while others are busy feeding an adventurous frog. In China, it really depends on who you ask.
0 kommentar(er)
