Japanese mobile social gaming company revenues up 16%

$445m in Q3 revenues for DeNA’s mobile network

Mobage, the mobile division of Japanese company DeNA, has seen a boost in revenues for the period ending Dec 31 2011.

Mobage Global officially launched in October, and is currently expanding its game lineup, the company said.

Though the numbers were down 2 per cent from Q2, which ended in September, the company is up 16% from the preceding year.

The company made a massive jump in Q1 revenues, but has been slowing lately with small quarter to quarter drops since that time. 

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