Wargaming continues global expansion with opening new office in Japan

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In the year of its fifteenth anniversary, the company opens its 15 office.

29 in May 2013 - Wargaming, a leading developer and publisher of online games, is pleased to announce the opening of a new operating office in Tokyo (Japan), which will allow the company to consolidate its presence and expand the geography of its business in the Asia-Pacific region. The Tokyo office has become the 15 representation of Wargaming in the world, which is particularly significant in light of the fifteen-year anniversary that the company celebrates this year.

The new office will be in charge of marketing and PR-ensuring the interests of the company in the region, and with access to the Japanese market of tank MMO-ekshena World of Tanks and other game projects - to provide support to users and carry out active work with the local gaming community.

“Being one of the fastest growing markets for the gaming industry, Japan seems to us to be quite a promising region for the next stage of the global expansion of Wargaming and its products,” says the head of Wargaming, Viktor Kisly. “Japan is known for its love of a free-to-play MMO, and we hope that local players will appreciate the quality and excitement of our projects.”

“Our main goal is to work with the best professionals who are able to provide local players with an impeccable level of service and a unique gaming experience from Wargaming,” said Sour.

“We are very pleased to be aware of ourselves as part of Wargaming’s large family and become a mainstay of the company's projects and services in the country,” said Yasuhiro Kawashima, general manager of Wargaming Japan. “All our efforts and knowledge will be aimed at ensuring the long-term presence of Wargaming and its products in the Japanese gaming market.”

About Wargaming

Wargaming is one of the world's largest publishers and developers in the free-to-play MMO market. The company was founded in 1998, and during that time managed to turn from a group of enthusiasts into an international corporation with 1600 employees worldwide and has released more 15 games.

Wargaming is currently working on a military series of MMO games dedicated to tank, air and sea battles of the middle of the XX century. The flagship project of the company, the tank action of World of Tanks, managed to win many awards from leading gaming publications and become one of the most successful MMO projects. Air World of Warplanes is on the list of the most anticipated MMO releases, and the third in the series of the World of Warships project on warships is scheduled for 2013.

In June, 2012, Wargaming announced Wargaming.net service, which will become the center of a new gaming universe, uniting all MMO-projects of the company on www.wargaming.net.
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  1. OTAKE
    +1
    29 May 2013 16: 09
    Tanks are already tired of the region, a month has not entered, it would be necessary to refresh the idea of ​​wargaming, because just pokatushki get tired quickly
    1. 0
      29 May 2013 16: 13
      We must add the infantry and the political leaders ...
    2. +5
      29 May 2013 16: 14
      Games are of course good when you need to fill up the time, but when you are strongly attached to the game, this is already harmful. I deliberately do not play games because I am afraid that it will delay.
      1. 0
        30 May 2013 01: 14
        Quote from astra
        Games are of course good when you need to fill up the time, but when you are strongly attached to the game, this is already harmful. I deliberately do not play games because I am afraid that it will delay.


        To plant Japanese youth on our, sorry Belarusian hulks, good for that :) ... Let them bother laughing
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    4. +2
      29 May 2013 16: 15
      Get out on planes then)
      But in fact, what do you want from tank battles? Yes, and they are vague, well, stupidly did not like one thing, this is what the Germans and the councils and in another team ...... dumb.
      1. +3
        30 May 2013 00: 54
        I used to listen to a radio-online broadcast about network games, in particular about tank wars, and so many complained that they were very involved in the game and could not quit it, even spend a lot of money. It seems that people themselves, without noticing it, become gamers, because the gamer does not bring benefits to real life, only losses and wasted time - which he could use for the benefit of himself or others.
        1. vladsolo56
          0
          30 May 2013 06: 18
          A man is so arranged if he is not keen on the game, he will be keen on something else, what do you think is better: if he gets carried away by drinking, drugs, maybe some other muck or a game. Now many entertainments are much more expensive than network games, so it remains to drive tanks or chop monsters in your free time. I know tanks for more than a year, you won’t lose a lot of money there. I spend 300 rubles a month myself. Enough for everything. I am not a gamer, my stay in the game is limited to a maximum of an hour in a row, then a change of occupation is required.
  2. +1
    29 May 2013 16: 17
    I’m not fooling around .... Virtually fighting, it’s the same as practicing with a woman ....
    1. +1
      29 May 2013 16: 21
      Quote: baltika-18
      I don’t dabble .... Virtually fight, it’s the same as practicing with a woman ..

      Or alcohol without alcohol) The only thing that I played at one time was "Stalker" But there is simple romance. The rest of the games, especially online, I hate.
    2. 0
      30 May 2013 01: 16
      Quote: baltika-18
      I’m not fooling around .... Virtually fighting, it’s the same as practicing with a woman ....


      In vain, to die virtually for health is more than safe than to die really ... but a woman, yes, must be directly contacted, directly, bypassing the network, so to speak.
  3. +3
    29 May 2013 16: 50
    Our URA is coming! And the game is just a game and nothing more. And the fact that the IT product from the CIS got to the Japanese is generally good. They don’t know how to make games.
    By the way, thanks to this game, a lot of young people became interested in the Great Patriotic War. And now, let the Japanese respect how it really was.
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      30 May 2013 06: 56
      Quote: Alexey M
      Our URA is coming! And the game is just a game and nothing more. And the fact that the IT product from the CIS got to the Japanese is generally good. They don’t know how to make games.
      By the way, thanks to this game, a lot of young people became interested in the Great Patriotic War. And now, let the Japanese respect how it really was.

      There are many examples of high-quality games from the CIS, such as Stalker, Metro 2033, Metro LL, You Are Empty, in general, games that have really reached the global scale, it’s a pity that, due to inborn slaughter, a lot of groundwork was simply poached (You Are Empty as an example) and tanks really right now on the rise, it’s still better to drive in a realistic car than to gobble up WWII and Rulers with some kind of goblins or trolls)
  4. vladsolo56
    +1
    29 May 2013 17: 55
    I’m still waiting for them to develop a rally, it would be cool to just drive a sports car over rough terrain, or something like Dakar. The war is often tiring, especially since everything depends on the team, which sometimes does not exist at all.