China's High-Quality Game Market Development and Competition
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With the popularity as well as the development of mobile technology, mobile games have become an integral part of life. This article will make suggestions for the development of China's game market through trend judgment and analysis of representative works of various manufacturers. This research paper focuses on the representative works of Tencent, NetEase and Miha Tour, as well as the overall share of China's game market and the development trend of the past few years to make judgments on the future development of China's game market. This research paper concludes that handheld games will still have a lot of room for development in the Chinese market in the future and suggests that game makers can innovate gameplay, create more IPs and create unique social platforms to develop handheld games.
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