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Chinese internet giant Tencent logged its first-ever quarterly revenue fall along with declining net profit for the fourth consecutive quarter, according to its second-quarter 2022 results released on August 17.
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.
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).
Mihoyo's game "Zenless Zone Zero" has been confirmed to be available on PC and console platforms.
NetEase announced on February 15 that it will install the first game version of ChatGPT in China in its mobile game "Justice Online", so that smart non player characters (NPC) can freely conduct dialogue with players and give logical behavioral feedback based on that dialogue.
Abstract: Though Tencent has never been more successful under the glamor of Honor of Kings’ stellar performance, its dependence on gaming industry dropped. The ...
Lin Junquan, former Vice President of 37Games, has joined ByteDance as the head of Douyin's ecological strategy. Lin is currently responsible for the entertainment content and the overall strategy of the platform.
On August 1, China's National Press and Publication Administration released a list of 69 new games that have been formally approved in August for domestic release.
The revenue of the Chinese gaming market in Q3 increased by 8.95% year-on-year, reaching a historical high. 'Black Myth: Wukong' drove overseas revenue growth by 20.75%.
Tencent and Yoozoo Games on Tuesday launched mobile game developer Supercell’s 3V3 battle royale title Brawl Stars in China.
Sensor Tower, a mobile app marketing intelligence firm, released a report on August 24 which analyzed the changes of mobile game market in the metaverse in recent years.
According to Chinese business data platform Tianyancha, litigation documents filed by miHoYo, the developer of video games including Genshin Impact, against three entities under 37 Interactive Entertainment were recently made public.