MMO Company IGG Raises $4.5 Million In Series A Funding
MMO game developer-publisher IGG has announced it has raised $4.5 million in Series A funding in a round led by IDG Technology Venture Investment. The company's portal currently offers multiplayer online RPGs including Tales of Pirates, Zu Online and Myth War.
The company says the new funds will be used to expand global sales and marketing, to implement strategic plans, and to further game development. The company will also use the funds to market games in more regions and in different languages.
IGG initially launched its first game, Myth War in May 2006, and currently features a total of 6 MMORPGs. The company claims over 3.5 million registered users as of Q3 2007 across North America.
Said the company in an official statement, "IGG believes that, by growing together with the global business and technology partners as well as the royal users, it will become a key player in the online gaming world in the foreseeable future."
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IGG does not care about its customers are its players.. They have a hacking problem in there game "voyage century online", and instead of fixing the hack problem, they point fingers at the customers.. IGG as a good habit of avoding blame by blaming the players. I don't see this company "become a key player in the online gaming world in the foreseeable future". Stop by there game forums, and read the players comments about them. There going down hill, in there players base fast.
There are fare more problems with this gaming company, but i have not the well nor time to post it. All the above is basic info i read off there forums, when investigating IGG(posted by customer's/players).
Posted by: wayne | January 13, 2008 11:34 AM
umm never play igg games they know who hack in the games but still thy didnt do anythng and blame others and deleted other gears
Posted by: richard | March 12, 2010 6:44 AM
all hackers are from indonesia in igg games
Posted by: kingkong | July 21, 2010 12:31 PM