CDC Games acquire online game license from Japanese developer

CDC Games, a wholly owned subsidiary of China.com Inc and a business unit of CDC Corporation, today announced in a statement that it has acquired the license to the Japanese online game, Stone Age 2 from DigiPark, a major game developer in Japan. The new game will be free to play with players paying for virtual merchandise. This business model was pioneered by CDC Games in China with Yulgang. It now has over 30 million registered users and 348,000 peak concurrent users. The new game is expected to be launched in Q1, 2007.

	CDC Games acquire online game license from Japanese developer By AMY CHEUNG Published: August 16, 2006 12:00 AM CDC Games, a wholly owned subsidiary of China.com Inc and a business unit of CDC Corporation, today announced in a statement that it has acquired the license to the Japanese online game, Stone Age 2 from DigiPark, a major game developer in Japan. The new game will be free to play with players paying for virtual merchandise. This business model was pioneered by CDC Games in China with Yulgang. It now has over 30 million registered users and 348,000 peak concurrent users. The new game is expected to be launched in Q1, 2007. bookmark \| digg \| Permalink \| Tell a Friend Tags for this article: IT , japan , EA , UBS	More Articles in Consumer and Retail > Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. RELATED ARTICLES > Sony sales grow 30% as it streamlines China sales channels IT retailer and distributor to tag-team SMEs Panasonic to scrap CRT TVs by 2010 Guangzhou Panasonic to retain air-con focus Yiwu to expand trade mall Arcelik buys Chinese washing machine maker Noodle branch investigated for price fixing

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