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Mobile games market shows growth, but major challenges remain
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The mobile games market is growing, but will need to overcome several hurdles to gain mass-market acceptance, according to research firm Informa Telecoms and Media. Chief among the challenges facing the industry is the difficulty consumers encounter finding, purchasing and downloading mobile games, noted the firm.
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