Gaming firms explore overseas markets

LOS ANGELES - Chinese gaming companies were busy exploring new opportunities at the annual Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) at the Los Angeles Convention Center in the western US state of California.

As more Chinese companies are looking to overseas markets, E3 has become an important platform to showcase the Chinese gaming industry's latest developments and ambitions.

The three-day show, which closed on Thursday, organized by the Entertainment Software Association, had at least 60,000 attendees, 300 exhibitors and thousands of products on display. In the second year of being open to the public, hardware manufacturers, software developers, and publishers from around the world presented their latest products at the Expo.