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On November 15, data.ai, a third-party data organization, published the income list of Chinese game manufacturers in overseas markets for the month of October. 37 Interactive Entertainment surpassed Tencent, miHoYo and other game manufacturers for the first time, ranking first.
Sensor Tower, a mobile app marketing intelligence firm, released their report on the global mobile gaming market for January of 2020.
There are reports that NetEase and Blizzard are in talks about the return of the Chinese server, which may be officially announced on April 10th.
There were a number of new developments across China's gaming industry this week, including the approval of 43 imported games, ImbaTV's announcement to host Valorant Competition and Bilibili's new partnership with Ping An Bank.
On Sept. 21, League of Legends developer Riot Games announced on its media day broadcast that global automotive brand Mercedes-Benz has become the exclusive automotive partner of League of Legends esports for the next several years.
NetEase Games, the online games division of Chinese tech giant NetEase, on July 18 announced Jar of Sparks, a new first-party studio that will enjoy full creative freedom within the corporate network.
As the traditional Chinese New Year celebration comes to an end, this week, the Chinese esports industry witnessed several partnerships and key developments in leagues and tournaments.
Shanghai-based game company miHoYo on January 12 denied rumors that it had been issuing extremely high year-end bonuses, with some employees that receive a monthly salary of 8,000 yuan ($1,184) taking in a 864,000 yuan bonus ($128,150).
A new Global Esports Federation (GEF) was launched in Singapore on December 16, with Chinese tech giant Tencent listed as its global founding partner.
During the Tencent Global Esports Summit this week, Tencent Esports announced the company’s first batch of franchising partners.
Mihoyo's game "Zenless Zone Zero" has been confirmed to be available on PC and console platforms.
On Thursday, miHoYo, the developer of internationally popular action role-playing game "Genshin Impact," clarified that the Nintendo Switch version is still under development.