Comment on Tencent-backed Kamcord Expands to China’s Mobile Gameplay Recording and Sharing Market by Kamcord Cements Move To Asia With US$15 Million GuangHo Led B Series - TechNode

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Kamcord, based in San Francisco, US, is bringing its mobile gameplay recording and sharing solution to China. The company provides SDKs for Android/iOS-based mobile games that enable game players to record gameplays, or share onto Kamcord’s online community or other social networks. The team is working on sharing options for China’s major social platforms, WeChat, Sina Weibo, Tencent Weibo, Renren etc. Recorded gameplays or live broadcast have been popular among Chinese game players. 2013 is the year that China smartphone-based mobile games took off.