KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 30 (Bernama) -- Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam generated about US$3.8 billion in video game revenue, or 68.5 per cent of Southeast Asia’s spending on mobile and personal computer (PC) games, according to a report by global video game commerce company Xsolla and Niko Partners. (US$1 = RM4.05)
Xsolla: Local Payments Key To Southeast Asia Gaming Growth
Xsolla: Local Payments Key To Southeast Asia Gamin
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A report by Xsolla and Niko Partners indicates that Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam account for 68.5% of Southeast Asia's video game revenue. Local payment methods and third-party platforms are increasingly driving player spending in these key markets.
- Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam generated US$3.8 billion in video game revenue, representing 68.5% of regional spending.
- The three markets are projected to have 226.1 million gamers by 2026, out of nearly 300 million in Southeast Asia.
- Local e-wallets and bank payments are preferred, with over half of gamers in Vietnam and Indonesia using third-party platforms.
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