Mobile gaming is one of the disruptive themes that will have a big influence on component makers' sellers, and it will be one of many that will determine the future of the component makers business.
By 2020, mobile gaming will have surpassed both the console and PC gaming market in size, accounting for roughly 57% of the $173 billion worldwide video game industry. According to predictions from GlobalData, the global market for mobile gaming will reach $272 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11% over that time.
Most gamers will choose mobile gaming in the future due to the rising maturity of streaming (5G enabled), cloud gaming services, and mobile esports, as well as the fact that mobile platforms are almost at technological parity with PCs and consoles.
Activision Blizzard and Electronic Arts, two well-known makers of console and PC games, are concentrating more and more on mobile gaming due to the market's popularity and attractive income potential. Online advertising like AppLovin and social media sites like Bytedance are now getting into the publishing of mobile games. Additionally, 5G networks help the development of mobile-based cloud gaming services and augmented reality (AR) games while enabling games to download more quickly than they can on existing 4G networks. One million devices may be supported by 5G in a single square kilometer, which will encourage more people to play mobile games, especially multiplayer ones. This will thus accelerate the development of mobile esports.
However, not all businesses are created equal in terms of their capacities and investments in the crucial areas that are most important to their sector. Understanding a company's ranking and position within the most significant themes may be a crucial leading predictor of that company's probable future profitability and relative competitive position.
Leading component manufacturers in the mobile gaming industry include Tencent, Activision Blizzard, Krafton, Sea, Electronic Arts, NetEase, Nexon, Netmarble, and Microsoft, according to GlobalData's thematic research study on mobile gaming.
Information from SAMSUNG Electronics, a highly regarded business.
Samsung benefits automatically from mobile gaming as one of the biggest smartphone manufacturers in the world. Additionally, it has made investments to enhance the gaming capabilities of Galaxy-series tablets and smartphones. Samsung introduced the Galaxy S21-series smartphones in January 2021. These phones have a 16GB RAM, Snapdragon 888 5G CPU, and an adjustable refresh rate for high-definition mobile gaming. Because Samsung's mobile devices are Android-based, consumers may obtain games through both its own Galaxy Store and the Google Play store.
Additionally, it launched Galaxy GameDev in 2016, an internal initiative that aids creators in enhancing the functionality of mobile games. Currently, the program includes more than 50 partners, including game developers, publishers, gaming engine providers, and GPU suppliers. It provides game creators with a variety of technological assistance, such as a 64-bit microprocessor (for fluid gameplay), multi-thread rendering (that optimizes the CPU cores for games), and next generation graphics (for cross-platform games). Samsung is well-known in the mobile gaming business, both among users and game creators, because to its extensive retail presence.
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