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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.
In 2022, only 468 new games obtained approval from Chinese authorities, far less than the 679 approved in 2021. The tightening domestic game market forced NetEase to develop operations in overseas markets.
California-based game developer Riot Games has sued ByteDance's Shanghai Moonton Technology Co., Ltd. for what it called "blatant copying" of the mobile version of Wild Rift.
Chinese short video platform Kuaishou announced today that, in order to better promote business and further improve the company's efficiency, it has launched a new round of organizational restructuring.
Live Action Role Playing (LARP) games, or Jubensha (translated to “Script Murder”) is a huge hit among younger generations.
Shawn Layden, the former CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment's U.S. division and chairman of Worldwide Studios, announced on his LinkedIn account on September 20 that he has joined Tencent Games as a strategic advisor.
When China’s uber-rich zero in on an asset class—be it Los Angeles mansions, French vineyards, or European soccer players—they can quickly drown it in cash. But...
NetEase, a leading Chinese internet and game services provider, announced on January 6 that its games division had acquired SkyBox Labs, a Canada-based game studio.
YOOZOO Games, which won the game copyright of Chinese writer Liu Cixin's sci-fi masterpiece The Three-Body Problem in 2020, revealed on Monday that the game is expected to come out within three to five years.
American toy company Hasbro is seeking to sell its well-known IP "Dungeons & Dragons", and Tencent is one of the potential buyers.
Tencent Games announced a pilot program for its King of Glory online game that would log out players younger than 12 after one hour of daily gameplay, the compa...
In response to online rumors that Bilibili will lay off all game development staff, Bilibili stated: 'The related information is not true; only some projects have been adjusted.'