Foxconn to push the first game in the field of hand tour in half a year

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Does Foxconn, which has 1.2 million assembly lines of blue-collar workers, decide to do a hand tour, marking the beginning of the game industry's shift to a Foxconn model of pipelining, standardization and low labor costs? Perhaps this is not the case, but when such a foundry giant smell money to enter the hands of the circle, how much let the elder brother feel not too comfortable.

Taiwan Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd. (Fuji Kang Technology Group), is the global 3C (computer, communications, consumer Electronics) foundry industry, the largest and fastest growing international group. The Taiwan Times reported that Hon Hai announced it would launch its first mobile game in six months, with the intention of exploring new business in the digital industry.

Hon Hai Chairman Terry Gou believes that both the software's transition to the hardware industry and the transition from hardware to software have their strengths and weaknesses.

On the other hand, Huayi International Digital Entertainment Limited (Taiwan Gaming software company), after learning about Hon Hai's plans, said it was not worried about the move into the gaming sector and expressed a strong desire to work with the hardware giants. Huayi that the rapid rise of the mobile gaming industry means that China's larger companies, without the need for local agents, have entered the Taiwanese market, while Taiwanese companies have been marginalized.

Huayi hope that the entry of Hon Hai will promote the control of the development of the whole mobile gaming industry and expand the market scale together with all parties.

Hon Hai, people are more familiar with its business name: Foxconn, will not only make game consoles, but also the production of games. Mr. Gou said the company will now focus on production-making games and that products will be released within six months. Even Microsoft is involved in hardware manufacturing, so the integration of software and hardware is an inevitable trend.

Hon Hai said it would play research and development in the Kaohsiung Software market. Recently, Hon Hai announced that it would set up a joint venture in mainland China to explore the development of an online web-based education market. The report said Hon Hai and its mainland partners will join the gaming industry in the future.

The Chairman of the recent Innovation workshop, kai-fu Lee commented that Hon Hai and Taiwan Semiconductor manufacturing companies, as the world's largest microchip generation plant, is a relic of history. Mr Gou said the status of the two companies, as well as other similar companies, would persist because hardware was an essential part of the game.