What US-based Venture Capital companies have invested at least 3 Mio USD in
Mobile Games/Mobile Content companies in the last five years (not
necesseraly in the US alone)?

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Request for Question Clarification by bobbie7-ga on 28 Apr 2006 08:24 PDT

How many companies are you expecting as an answer to your question?

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Clarification of Question by idai-ga on 29 Apr 2006 05:15 PDT

I would like to see around 50-75 of such companies. I am not sure if
this is aking too much, but I would guess that there are lists on the
web from research firms (eg http://www.rutbergco.com) or from industry
news services such as Tornado Insider that would list these companies.
Thanks!

If you had access to online databases such as VentureExpert or Capital
IQ, you could get this data pretty easily.

Right. Unfortunately, I do not have access to these. So, are you
suggesting that I should get a 495 USD p.a. account for the answer to
my question?  :-)  Thanks!

Idai, 

Unfortunatley, I didn't find 50-70 venture capital firms; however here
are five companies to get you started.

Best regards, 
Bobbie7


Storm Ventures
Walden International


?Com2uS, a leading developer and publisher of mobile games, announced
that it has raised US$ 8 million in financing led by US-based venture
capital firms Storm Ventures and Walden International. This round of
investment represents the largest amount ever raised by a Korean
mobile game company. The new funding will boost not only Com2uS' game
development programs, but also marketing activities within Korean and
international markets.?
Games Industry: August 2005
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/press_release.php?aid=11148


Lehman Ventures  


?Tira Wireless, the premier provider of advanced technology for mobile
content deployment, today announced the company has secured US$13
million in Series C funding. The new investment, led by Lehman
Ventures and joined by existing investors Brightspark Ventures,
Flagship Ventures and Export Development Canada, will be used to round
out Tira's Jump platform to include all data types including music and
video; and expand the company's global support and distribution.?
Games Industry: March 16, 2006  
http://www.gamesindustry.biz/news.php?aid=15441


Bessemer Venture Partners
Draper Fisher Jurvetson

"Less than two weeks ago, Mforma moved its headquarters from Bellevue
to San Francisco. Today, they are announcing $30 million in venture
capital from Institutional Venture Partners, Bessemer Venture
Partners, Draper Fisher Jurvetson and others.With the latest capital
infusion, Mforma has raised close to $100 million in the past 18
months. It now employs more than 700 people and has distribution
arrangements with more than 100 wireless carriers."
http://blog.seattlepi.nwsource.com/venture/archives/100156.asp?source=rss

Sorry, I am confused. Is this the answer or is there more to come?

Dear idai,

I didn't find enough companies to make a complete answer for you, so I
provided my findings as a free comment.

You will only be charged when a researcher posts an answer in the answer box.


Best regards, 
Bobbie7