Social gaming company Kabam has been invested by Warner Bros. and MGM

Beijing Time December 11 Evening News, San Francisco social gaming company Kabam announced in Tuesday, the company has been Warner Bros. Entertainment (Warner Bros. Entertainment) and MGM UBM's investment, the specific amount has not been announced. Kabam was founded in 2006 and is known for the game "Camelot Kingdom" (Kingdoms of Camelot), with rivals such as Zynga and Kixeye. After the deal is completed, Kevin Tsujihara, President of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group, will join the KABAM board, and Kevin Tesuhala CEO and Chairman Gari Bag (Gary Barber) will be the board's observer. Warner Bros., Time Warner, had previously invested in gaming companies such as Crowdstar and Trion worlds. MGM has an interactive division, which released the shooting game "mechanical Warfare Police" (RoboCop) for game consoles and PCs in 2003. Previously, Kabam, Warner Bros. Entertainment and MGM three have had cooperation. A year ago, Kabam a mobile game with Warner Bros. Interactive, The Hobbit: Middle Kingdom (The Hobbit, Kingdoms of Middle-earth), based on the "Hobbit trilogy" produced by MGM (The Hobbit Trilogy). Google VCs (Google Ventures), Intel Investments, Canaan and Redpoint Ventures have invested in Kabam. Kabam has offices in the United States, China and Luxembourg. 2011, the company gross revenue of more than 100 million U.S. dollars. A company spokesman said revenue rose more than 50% this year.