Africa gets its game on

Middle Eastern developer and publisher Nazara Technologies has struck a partnership with gaming giant EA to bring high end games to over 770 million mobile users across 49 countries in Africa.

James Middleton

November 13, 2012

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Africa gets its game on
Need for speed

Need For Speed

Middle Eastern developer and publisher Nazara Technologies has struck a partnership with gaming giant EA to bring high end games to over 770 million mobile users across 49 countries in Africa.

The exclusive business alliance will see Nazara able to distribute EA’s portfolio of mobile games to all telecom operators across the African continent. Games including Need for Speed: The Run, and FIFA 13, which will be made available to consumers on Java and Android platforms through N Play, one of Nazara’s high traffic mobile gaming platforms.

“Our partnership combines EA’s world-class high end mobile games with our established distribution and partner networks,” said Savio Saldanha, Nazara’s CEO for the Middle East & Africa. “Through Nazara’s distribution strategy, EA’s games will be able to reach users looking for quality yet affordable games.”

The deal builds on an existing partnership, which has seen Nazara already drive EA content to consumers across the Middle East and India. Nazara also owns Playcaso, an iOs and Android developer/publisher brand, NZLabs, a work-for-hire apps studio and GCity, a social gaming platform.

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James Middleton

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