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Robin Ng, a veteran of mobile game publishing is now bringing said expertise to the recently formed SEGA Singapore.
He made the announcement on his LinkedIn profile today, that he would be the new Senior General Manager Of Mobile Publishing at SEGA Singapore.
“I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Senior General Manager – Mobile Publishing at SEGA Singapore!”, Robin says. “I will be covering the publishing of mobile games for the South East Asia region and more”.
Robin Ng has had a very successful career even prior to SEGA, having been part of other large mobile game publishers like Netease Games as well as being COO at Gravity Games.
SEGA has had a fairly long history of publishing mobile titles, often being tied to their console releases such as Sonic Forces Running Battle as well as Sonic Racing Transformed.
They’ve also published mobile titles such as Hatsune Miku Colorful Stage, a spinoff of the Project Sekai series as well as the recently released 404 GAME RE:SET, written by Yoko Taro.
The SEA region itself has seen more and more crosshairs trained on it in recent years, with companies like HoYoverse, SEGA and Capcom all having opened offices in the region.
