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9Apps joins Disney to offer 300 mobile games in India
9Apps, part of Alibaba Group, on Friday tied up with Disney Indias Interactive business to host and promote over 300 popular mobile games from its catalogue. Disney, for the first time, has partnered with a third-party app market in India to promote some of its most popular games world-wide.
9Apps, part of Alibaba Group, on Friday tied up with Disney Indias Interactive business to host and promote over 300 popular mobile games from its catalogue. Disney, for the first time, has partnered with a third-party app market in India to promote some of its most popular games world-wide.
9Apps will showcase games like 'Inside Out Thought Bubbles', 'Mickey Cup', 'Minnie Cake Factory', 'Toy Story: Smash It!', 'Where's My Water?', 'Lion King, Cricket World Cup Fever', 'ABCD2', 'Arjun: The Prince of Bali' and many more.
"We are glad to see top players like Disney India choosing 9Apps as a medium to popularise their games. This is a positive indication that our capacity in providing customised promotion service has been recognised by both key players and the industry," said Ebrahim Popat, Country Manager, 9Apps in a statement.
"9Apps is definitely an association of choice to promote our rich catalogue of games and widen our consumer touch-points," added Sameer Ganapathy, VP and Head, Interactive-Disney India.
