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PSG.LGD Emerges in Great Standing After First Day of Dota 2 International

Chinese teams PSG.LGD and Newbee are looking strong and in good standing after day one of the Dota 2 International 2019.

Tencent’s PUBG July Revenue Breaks New Record of $80 Million

PUBG Mobile continues to reign as the king of mobile games based on monthly revenue, according to market research firm Sensor Tower.

NetEase Releases Q2 Report Unveiling Gaming Success

On Aug. 7, NetEase, one of China's leading internet and online game services providers, announced its unaudited financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2019.

Google Releases Report On Chinese Gaming Industry

On August 1, Google shared data on the global gaming market and trends regarding Chinese gaming companies.

Tencent To Team With Pokémon For New Game

Game lovers across the world now have something to look forward to! Tencent Games said on July 22 that its Timi Studio Group will work with The Pokémon Company to develop new games.

Chinese Streaming Platform Douyu Lists on NASDAQ

Douyu, the game live streaming company, has officially gone public on NASDAQ on July 17, trading under the ticker symbol of “DOYU”.

Arena of Valor Enjoys Skyrocketing Popularity Like its Chinese Counterpart Honour of Kings

The Arena of Valor (AoV) World Cup 2019 grand finals will kick off on Sunday, where a new world champion will be crowned.

ImbaTV Partners With E-Sports Organizations to Launch Dota 2 Developmental League

China’s e-sports organizations may have an easier way of seeking out new young talents now.

Chinese Dota 2: A Game of Nostalgia and Belief

For some reasons, Dota did it. It has somehow been able to withstand the test of time and snowball into a bigger influencer in the gaming sector year after year. This peculiar phenomenon can be explained by the way the game was experienced by most Chinese gamers while they were growing up.

Dota 2 May Become Major Driver of E-Sports in China

At the conclusion of last year’s international Dota tournament, Ti8, the venue location for Ti9 was announced. It was to be held: Shanghai, China.

Chinese Gamers Unreceptive to Valve’s Introduction of “Steam China”

Chinese video game developer, Perfect World announced on June 12 that it will be working with U.S. counterpart, Valve Corporation in order to bring gaming platform Steam to China through a “Steam China” project.

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