The expected turnover of the Chinese mobile cyber market in 2017 will exceed 45 billion yuan ($6.6 billion), an increase of 256% compared to 2016, equal to 13 billion yuan.

The revenues of the Chinese gaming market will increase from $26 billion to $35 billion by 2021, according to the analytical company Niko Partners.

China’s Baidu Corporation has confirmed the sale of its mobile game publisher Baidu Mobile Game (BMG) to two unnamed companies for $173 million.

The Chinese New Year is on the nose, and on this occasion – a few words from analysts from Niko Partners about what awaits the mobile gaming market of China in 2015.

According to data from the China Game Indusrty Report 2012, mobile games last year became the fastest growing segment of the gaming market in China. 

The Chinese mobile games market is still a mystery for developers wondering if it is possible to make money on it. As the experience of Punchbox Studios shows, it is possible, and a lot.

Yesterday, on the pages of the Gamasutra portal, Henry Fong, executive director of Yodo1, a Chinese publisher that helps Western publishers enter the Celestial market, spoke in detail about what the Chinese gaming application market is today.