Nimo TV
Nimo TV Launched in October 2012 in China, Nimo TV is a streaming platform focused on streaming electronic games and creative content for eSports. It is currently available for computers, iOS and Android.
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| Original author(s) | HUYA PTE. LTD. |
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| Operating system | Microsoft Windows, Mac, Android, iOS, Linux |
| Available in | 中文 繁体, English, Bahasa Indonesia, Pilipinas, Việt nam, ภาษาไทย, हिंदी, Malaysia, Español, Português |
| Type | Video game live streaming |
| Website | https://www.nimo.tv/ |
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History
In 2018, Huya, which developed the app, received US$460 million in funding from Tencent. Tencent, one of the Chinese internet investment giants, invests heavily in the Chinese market and owns shares in studios like Riot Games.
With this funding, Huya expanded the coverage of Nimo TV to several new markets and entered the Southeast Asian market in May 2018, successively launching in Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines and Brazil.
As Huya enters countries outside of China, Huya is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and became the first Chinese streaming company listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
The capital injection has expanded its business and generated significant numbers for its niche.
Up to August 2018, Nimo TV had gained 280 million registered users and more than 90 million monthly active users. Outside of China, the population of monthly active users of the app has exceeded 5 million, and the average daily viewing time of the mobile version of Nimo TV is 60 minutes.
In Southeast Asia
The mobile gaming market is the focus of NimoTV, especially in Southeast Asia: Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, PUBG Mobile, ROV, Free Fire and other games content.
In the Southeast Asian mobile game market research report released by Newzoo in April 2019, the Southeast Asian game market will reach US$4.6 billion in 2019, up 22% year-on-year. In 2019, more than 67% of game revenue in Southeast Asia will come from the mobile side. According to AppAnnie's ranking of iOS and Google Play integrated game downloads in the first half of 2018, Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand are in the top ten rankings. This is why NimoTV focuses on the mobile gaming market.
The Southeast Asian market is the first step for NimoTV. As the first step, NimoTV has produced a very good marketing strategy, cooperated with local famous media, sponsored some game competitions, and organized offline activities.
As of June 2019, NimoTV was ranked in the top ten in the application category of entertainment in Southeast Asia. This is based on the content of NimoTV. In Indonesia, NimoTV signed a very good local e-sports team EVOS and RRQ,
The Thai region has a high popularity of CGGG in the FREE FIRE game category. In Vietnam, NimoTV has signed a team that has a very good record in the PUBG category, including the highly popular anchor Mixi.
Tournament
Nimo TV often runs its own tournaments within its platform, especially Free Fire, which brings together the largest streaming service community.
Here are some of the championships that have already been organized by Nimo TV:
CSCS: Free Fire tournament that occurs quite frequently on the platform. In September 2019, the 8th edition of this Free Fire Open Championship was held, which usually happens in just one weekend. There are 12 teams vying for victory in each of the four matches - so a total of 48 participants. The first three places win cash prizes. Also, there are giveaways from sponsors.
Nimo All Stars: The 1st edition took place in July 2019 and over eight days spread over four weeks. The 12 main Brazilian Free Fire streamers formed their own teams to play in the tournament. Participants were Piuzinho, El Gato, LOUD Crusher, LOUD Joker, Gideemsd, BlackN444, NANDA BELLISSIMO, TV Rafão, Slim TV, Hudson Amorim, Klain gameplays and Live Guth.
Elite Cup: The first edition of this Free Fire tournament was held in August 2019, bringing together three elite teams of pro players and pro streamers against nine teams formed by Nimo TV users. However, due to a scheduling conflict between the invited teams, the final had to be canceled. The participating teams were:
Team Nimo: Cerol, Joker, Hudson Amorim, Rafão TV
ESports Teams: B4STARDOS and New X
Content
As a game live streaming platform, the most important thing is that game users can find their favorite streamers and games here. NimoTV has a large number of popular game category channels and popular streamers.
By 2019, the game categories and streamers of NimoTV were as follows:
Game:
As of March 2019, some of the most popular games were streamed on Nimo TV including AOV, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, PUBG Mobile, Chess Rush and so on. As for PC games PUBG, Apex Legends, League of Legends, DOTA 2, and CS:GO.
These games are very popular in Southeast Asia.
Streamer:
By March 2019, official streamers had been signed from Southeast Asian countries:
Indonesia(EVOS Esports[1], Rex Regum Qeon[2], Louvre), Thailand(Bacon Time[3],EVOS Debut, Armory Gaming), Vietnam (Phong Vũ Buffalo Esports), Philippines[4] and Latin America – Brazil [5](Piuzinho, Queenbriny), Mexico[6] (Hueva，Yair17). This program allows key online influencers or game live streamers to earn revenue from their streams.
Function
To stand out in competitive markets like streaming, Huya has invested in cutting-edge technologies.
One is a so-called "Mobile Streaming" service that allows real-time conversations to be transferred directly from a mobile device to the Nimo TV application.
In addition, some of the technologies available in the application are: "Ultra HD Broadcasting", "Video Second Open" and "Full Link Monitoring".
Learn more about the capabilities of the Nimo TV application:
• Mobile Streaming: Allow live sessions from direct mobile to Nimo TV channels.
• Ultra HD Broadcasting: 1080p full HD experience.
• Video Second Open: View your favorite streamer video in offline mode.
• Full Link Monitoring: Real-time monitoring of transmission problems and their causes. This makes it possible to provide fast solutions and high-quality transport.
• In App Clip: Record a 30-second video from your favorite channel and share it with your friends.
Platform support
Nimo TV streaming apps are available for iOS and Android mobile devices. Users can watch or stream from Android or iOS, PC, Mac, or Linux operating systems with “Nimo TV for Streamer”
References
- ↑ "Nimo TV live streaming officially launched for SEA". GameAxis. 2018-10-01. Retrieved 2019-03-28.
- ↑ Interactive, PT Qeon. "Rex Regum Qeon | Professional E-Sports Organization". Team RRQ. Retrieved 2019-03-29.
- ↑ Boonmee, Chisa (2019-02-25). "Nimo TV joins force with Bacon Time and supports the Thai youth e-sports team". Destination Thailand News. Retrieved 2019-03-29.
- ↑ "ATTENTION: Game-streaming app NiMO TV is now in the Philippines". Village Pipol. 2018-11-15. Retrieved 2019-03-29.
- ↑ "NimoTV: gigante asiática do stream de jogos chega ao Brasil com grandes expectativas". Tudocelular.com (in português). Retrieved 2019-03-29.
- ↑ Adiwaluyo, Eko (2018-11-19). "Live Streaming Meningkat, Nimo TV Gelar Super Weeks". Marketeers - Majalah Bisnis & Marketing Online - Marketeers.com. Retrieved 2019-03-29.
External links
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