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Japanese game developer eyeing Mideast opportunities
- Middle East: Sunday, September 30 - 2012 at 03:45
Japan-based game developer, Gree Inc. has announced the opening of a regional office in the UK to expand its reach into Europe, the Middle East and Latin America, Japan Times has reported. The company, which makes games for smartphones and other mobile devices, has been capitalising on the rapid development and use of Apple Inc.'s iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy series across the world. "We are seeing more opportunities. They are not fully realised," said Daisuke Kobayashi, country manager at Gree's London base. "We started globalizing our services and operations about two years ago. Our objective is to develop local titles in each region. East London is becoming a tech centre and is the best place to recruit," said Kobayashi.
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