Global B2B supplier of digitally distributed casino systems and games, XIN Gaming, has just recently announced its latest mobile solution that could very well transform the Asian mobile market. Having just been launched, it has been designed so that operators can modify their existing platform, or implement their own white label app.
The new solution is appropriate for all operators, and is equipped with over 500 casino games, from top brands like NYX, Playtech, and Microgaming. It is compatible with both iOS and Android systems, allowing companies to go live with an app or HTML5 website.
Payment processes can also be conveniently added to the mobile solution. According to Chief Executive of XIN Gaming, Mathias Larsson, “Mobile gaming in the Asian region is exploding, and we expect some 40 per cent of revenues to come from players using their handheld devices by the end of 2016.”
Larsson added, “There will be more players and a market that has high expectations of operators and the games that they offer. Gaming companies simply can’t afford to be left behind, and by choosing XIN Gaming’s mobile solution they will give themselves a great chance of success.”
In regards to its games, Larsson stated, “We offer the biggest and best portfolio of games on the market, as well as a superior standard of usability and reliability, and we can’t wait to add more operators to our long and well-established list of clients. We are already the largest game provider in the Asian market. Now we are also the market leader in providing casino games via mobile.”
This latest mobile solution will be highlighted at the G2E Asia in Macao, scheduled to take place May 17th through the 19th.
catapultaudio
8 years ago
Jr. Member
Anything that improves the performance and reliability of mobile games is to be welcomed in my experience, I'm forever hearing about people who can't get games to work on their ipads, unable to play Microgaming on their phone, or playtech is also problematic, Sometimes the issues sound almost comical and something the developers...
Anything that improves the performance and reliability of mobile games is to be welcomed in my experience, I'm forever hearing about people who can't get games to work on their ipads, unable to play Microgaming on their phone, or playtech is also problematic, Sometimes the issues sound almost comical and something the developers really should have sorted out during testing, so I hope there will be some real advancements coming soon in what is surely going to be a huge battleground for on-line gaming.
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