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realme, the number one smartphone brand in the Philippines, is reinforcing its position in the local mobile gaming scene by welcoming top local gaming content creators, shoutcasters and influencers including Ako Si Dogie; shoutcasters Sh1nboo, Manjean, Butters, Wolf, and Rob Luna; Nexplay Liquid's Sumpak; and members of local professional gaming team Nexplay Solid Renejay, H2WO, Yawi, Jaymz and Exort onboard as part of its family. With its squad of mobile gaming titans and confidence on the gaming skills of Filipinos, realme Philippines is bent on rallying more aspiring mobile gamers in 2021 through various mobile gaming campaigns which aims to encourage Filipinos to take their gaming experience further.
Committed to propel the growth and development of the local mobile gaming industry with both its array of powerful gaming devices and its roster of events that present opportunities for Filipino mobile gamers, realme Philippines kickstarted its efforts for the mobile gaming scene is the strengthening of its collaboration with Rumble Royale and key gaming figures. The brand also ensured that its team of gamers are getting the proper essential support they need during the onslaught of the global health crisis which began last year. During the course of the pandemic, realme geared its gaming partners with the launch of its latest slate of devices including its realme 7 line of midrange powerhouses.
"realme Philippines is steadfast in creating opportunities that will enable a new generation of Filipino mobile gamers to pursue their passion. Our strong relationship with some of the most valued gamers and gaming influencers gives us a solid grip on how we can be an active supporter of the local mobile gaming industry. We are glad to grow our realme family with Filipino gaming giants. With this, expect that some exciting events are on the horizon. We look forward to welcoming new champions this 2021", shared realme Philippines vice president for marketing Austine Huang.
The World Economic Forum reported that gaming across different devices significantly rose amidst global lockdowns considering that staying at home is mandatory to assure the health, safety and well-being of everyone and to prevent the further spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to recent studies, 9 out of 10 individuals aged 16 to 34 years old have played video games last year. In the Philippines, 74 percent of the country's online population played games on smartphones and tablets based on data from Newzoo. However, not all aspiring gamers have access to highly capable technlology. With this in mind, realme reiterates its commitment to launch powerful but highly affordable gaming devices and to build opportunities where young gamers can thrive amidst the challenges that threaten to hinder their progress in their daily lives.
