No more casual games for Mobile; Razer's coming!
Razer, a brand whose name is known by most
gamers is a gaming company which produces gaming laptops and computing
peripherals like gaming mice, keyboards, and headphones. While it is at the top
at what it does, according to recent statements by the company’s CEO Tan
Min-liang, it seems that they are going to change course or to be more exact,
they are going to get expand their business, and that too by entering the
mobile gaming industry.
The CEO Tan Min-liang stated that mobile
gaming is “going to be a huge part of out business”.
Tan also said that Razer had an enormous
opportunity to disrupt the mobile market as there were no such mobile device or
software platform which allows complete fulfillment of the needs of a mobile
gamer.
We could have gotten a hint of this already
as Razer occupied Android gaming company Ouya in 2015 and Nextbit, the latter
being the more latest acquisition.
And that’s not all. Razer has also entered
into a partnership with telecommunications firm “Three Group”, which will
enable them to provide consumers with special offers like tariff plans, and
mobile gaming devices. Razer also has put in the former HTC lead designer who
headed the designing of HTC phones for several years.
As such Razer seems to be ready with
acquisition of the several mobile gaming companies, partnering with top-tier
telecommunication giants and having talented individuals in its team.
The CEO also
added that they had “the top tech leads of Android from Google” with them.
But do you think,
this new venture of Razer will be a success? Or will it end in failure. Share
your thoughts down in the comments!
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