Chinese games have been renewed for two years with Korean game developer Mgame

According to foreign media reports, China Net Gaming Group (CDC Games) announced today that the company has been with South Korean game developers Mgame for two years, continue to operate in China "blood rivers and lakes."

The China net Gaming Group is a business unit of the Chinese Network Investment Group (NASDAQ Securities Trading Code: Chinese) and a pioneer in the online game model of "free games, paid items". "Hot Blood" in July 2005 into commercial operations, is China's first "free games, paid goods" mode of online games, and in the competitive market to maintain a lasting popularity. China Net Games group estimates that in the fourth quarter of 2010, "Blood Rivers and lakes" revenue will increase 27% than the previous quarter.

Simon Wong, chief executive of China Net Gaming group, said: "We are delighted to extend the" Wang Ganzhi "Operation Agreement and continue our long-term strategic partnership with Mgame. This popular game after six years of operation, we are pleased to see that it still maintains a strong and loyal user base. We believe that this trend will persist as Mgame continues to add features and content to the game on a regular basis. The next major upgrade of the "Hot blood" will take place in the second quarter of this year, and we are delighted to offer a new and exciting gaming experience to Chinese players. ”

Mgame chief Executive Chang Heng (Kweon Yi Hyung) said: "The Chinese network Game group in the process of helping Mgame in China has played an important role, we look forward to working with the Chinese network Game Group to continue cooperation to promote the" Blood Rivers "update, further increase the popularity of the game. ”