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Jeff Lyndon, co-founder of iDreamSky, shared with us how to help online games from outside be successful in China market at TechCrunch Shanghai. Compress package files , given a considerable number of Chinese users may suffer from slow download speed. You’d better replace some names or sayings in the original game with what Chinese users are familiar with. The reasoning is Chinese users who have downloaded a game when it is launched won’t adopt clones which must some time to build. Co-founded by a trio team in Shenzhen in 2009, the company now has 350 employees in 5 Chinese cities.