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Huya Signs Two-year Exclusive Broadcasting Rights Agreement with ESL

Chinese game live streaming company Huya and ESL Gaming GmbH announced on Thursday that they have reached a two-year exclusive media rights agreement.

Douyu: Q3 MAU of Mobile Terminal Hits H61.9 Million

Douyu, a game-centric live streaming platform in China, announced on Tuesday its unaudited financial results for the third quarter of this year.

Naraka: Bladepoint Issued 6 Million Copies Worldwide, Sets Record For Sales of Chinese Buyout Games

The sales volume of Naraka: Bladepoint had exceeded 6 million copies on the 90th day of its global release, reaching a new record for the sales volume of a Chinese buyout game.

Chinese Team EDG Wins League of Legends S11 Championship

The S11 Global Finals of League of Legends ended in the early hours of Sunday morning, when Edward Gaming (EDG) defeated DWG KIA (DK) with a thrilling 3-2 result in the 2021 League of Legends World Championship Final.

Official of Spin-off of Tencent’s Honor of Kings Apologizes for Plagiarism

Some netizens found that some elements on the teaser poster of Honor of Kings' spin-off game named Codename-03 came from the scenario Meteorite Shards Location in the game Genshin Impact owned by miHoYo Technology.

Perfect World Achieves Net Profit of $84.8 Million in Third Quarter of 2021

During the reporting period, the cultural and entertainment company achieved a total operating income of 2.533 billion yuan ($396 million), down 13.21% year-on-year.

Game Developer FunPlus Begins to Focus on Chinese Market

Pu Guannan, Vice President of FunPlus, a game R&D company, delivered a speech on October 22, explaining in detail how the company has created its own e-sports ecosystem.

Omdia: China, US and South Korea Rank Top Three in Global E-Sports Market

According to market survey results recently released by analysis and consultancy firm Omdia, the e-sports market with the highest income in the world has changed from the U.S. to China in the past five years.

Game Company Giant Network to Purchase 72.81% Equity of Mole’s World Developer

Shanghai-based game company Giant Network announced yesterday that it's ready to acquire 72.81% of Taomee Entertainment directly or indirectly held by Dongzheng Ruibo or its affiliated companies in cash.

Banned WeChat Page for League of Legends Mobile Game to Fixed by Officials

Recently, as some netizens reported, the page of mobile title League of Legends: Wild Rift could not be opened in WeChat. In response, officials said on Wednesday that the page was being fixed.

Stay Patient, Stay Diverse: A Mobile Game’s Road to Industry Legend

As the name suggests, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang has indeed become a legend in the mobile game industry five years after its launch.

Game Over: Tipoff Website Opened to Protect Minors from Game Addiction

It is getting dangerously close to "game over" for young players in China as the country is tightening its reins on their allotted time for video games.

Tencent Releases League of Legends Mobile Game in China, Industry Pressure Continues

On Friday of this week, just after the end of the National Day break in China, Tencent released the long-anticipated mobile title League of Legends: Wild Rift.

NetEase Investes $120 Million in Overseas Game Company Kepler Interactive

Game publisher Kepler Interactive said Tuesday that it had received $120 million in funding from Chinese game developer NetEase, Reuters reported.

Beijing Sets Up Website for Public to Report Gaming Companies’ Infringement of Anti-Addiction Regulation

China’s gaming industry regulator on Thursday created a special website that encourages the public to report companies for any violation of recent state regulations designed to protect minors from video game addiction.

Beijing Company Fined for Illegally Providing Online Game Services to Minors

An information technology company in Beijing was warned and fined 100,000 yuan by Beijing police for illegally providing online game services to minors through its self-operated gaming platform.

NetEase Founder Denies Rumors that China Will Suspend Approval of New Online Games

Up to now, Chinese regulators have not yet released information to dispel the rumors, but gaming shares have all fallen. Tencent Holdings and Bilibili fell by over 8%, while NetEase fell by over 11%.

A Chinese Gaming Company to Launch First Metaverse Concept Game, Shares Hit Trading Limit of 20%

Influenced by the news that the company would launch a Metaverse concept game "Brew Master", Chinese gaming company Zhongqingbao's stock rose sharply this week for the second day in a row.

Chinese Gaming Companies Disclose Proportion of Income from Minors for First Time

Chinese regulatory authorities issued a notice calling for the strengthening of measures to prevent minors from spending too much time playing games. Many Chinese gaming companies have responded quickly.

Chinese Authorities Summon Gaming Firms Including Tencent and NetEase

On Wednesday, Chinese market regulators summoned Tencent, NetEase and other key online game companies, account rental and sales platforms and livestreaming platforms.

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