They all pretty much agreed that the future here is in the online gaming scene (see, I told you!), and gaming hubs like cyber cafes. Desmond Lu of Shanda Interactive Entertainment (these guys are amongst the biggest game publishers in China) agreed whole-heartedly and shared his own experience with the Chinese online gaming market. What he said roughly was that cafes are pretty important to set up an online gaming scene, but after the online gaming (and MMO) market’s established, the online gaming scene somewhat migrates from cafes to people's homes.
After the tea break there was a discussion on technology and innovation, where apart from their insight, Intel’s John McClure, Logitech’s Subrotah Biswas and Wipro Infotech’s Kiran Subba Rao somewhat showed off their products (sly dudes!).
This was the first event of it’s kind in India and hopefully there’ll be a lot more to come. The fact that all these guys came down specifically to talk about it, shows that the gaming industry is certainly growing fast in the country. The Indian market’s very different from most other countries, and I’m glad that these guys recognize that and are ready to takes steps to help it grow.
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