KUALA LUMPUR, Global video game commerce company, Xsolla has announced the inaugural FORWARD NIGHT JAPAN 2024 seminar and networking event, taking place on July 16 in Tokyo and July 18 in Kyoto. According to a statement, this event will unite global gaming and marketing leaders to explore the latest updates and business opportunities in the gaming industry. The event promises insightful sessions led by industry experts who will share fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to challenge and stimulate attendees' thinking, in addition to key sessions that will cover a range of topics essential for the growth and development of the gaming industry. Among the sessions to be highlighted are the strengths of the participating companies and their contributions to the gaming industry with the event aims to foster further development of Japan's domestic gaming market by addressing critical challenges and opportunities. As the gaming industry is experiencing significant growth, with predictions suggesting it could reach approximately 100 trillion Japanese yen globally, developers face substantial marketing challenges, particularly in monetising through local sales tax in various countries. (100 Japanese yen = RM2.92) Hence, FORWARD NIGHT JAPAN 2024 aims to address these challenges by bringing together global experts to share their insights and solutions. Source: BERNAMA News Agency
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