SNS game in China the biggest problem is not a good environment

July 6 Morning News, recently invested in SNS game developers five minutes of Japanese investors cyberagent China Vice President Dai Zhou said today, the current Chinese SNS game biggest problem is not met a good environment. Dai Zhou on its microblog revealed that the developer of the happy farm last week had five minutes to invest. According to Dai Zhou, this round of investment by Cyberagent and Jaic China jointly completed.　　There have been rumours that the investment amount was $501 million trillion, and Dai Zhou said it could not comment on the principle. Not long ago the Ministry of Culture published online games management methods, a clear SNS game into the management range, the most prosperous happy farm has become the focus of attention. Dai Zhou says regulation is indeed a risky issue when investing in game developers. "So we want to work with the team to get the relevant permission from the government," he said. "In fact, SNS Gaming has become the most sought-after area of capital globally, and the growth of social game developers Zynga, Playfish and Playdom has gained a high level of attention."　　Soft silver, for example, invests 147 million of billions of dollars in Zynga.　　These huge investments did not appear in the Chinese market, with only five minutes of the hottest games to develop rural areas, and only 3.5 million dollars of investment before the turn, which is not proportional to its rapid growth. Dai Zhou that SNS games in China's biggest problem is not foresee a good environment. "If QQ can develop a platform like Facebook, it should be completely different," he said.　　"He pointed out that SNS game production threshold is not high, with game planning capabilities and users of the enterprise will have value." At present cyberagent through its Japanese online gaming subsidiaries to help five minutes in Japan's Mixi to do promotion. "The SNS game on the Japanese handset is already very mature, the best game month income can reach 8 million dollars." Dai Zhou that the mobile phone wave is bound to come to China.