Der US-Casual-Games-Anbieter Big Fish Games hat einen ersten Schritt in den europäischen Markt unternommen.

Mit der Website www.bigfishgames.de betritt der gleichnamige US-Casual-Games-Anbieter den europäischen Markt. Über das Portal bietet das Unternehmen eine Vielzahl an Downloadgames an. Darunter vor allem Brettspielumsetzungen oder Puzzles. Im Durchschnitt verlangt der Anbieter 15,99 Euro pro Download. "Dies ist der erste Schachzug in unserem europäischen Expansionsplan", kommentierte Cory Finnell, stellvertretender Direktor von Big Fish Games.

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