China granted approval for Nintendo to sell its first Switch console game in the country.
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Recently, Gamma Data (CNG), a Chinese research institute specializing in investigation and analysis of the gaming industry, released “2019 Third Quarter Report of China Gaming Industry”.
Chinese smartphone maker OPPO announced today that it had established a partnership with popular Chinese esports organization, FPX, for its recently released OPPO Reno Ace.
Chinese e-sports powerhouse PSG.LGD successfully broke into the upper bracket final of the ongoing Dota 2 International in Shanghai tournament.
The ongoing International 2019 in Shanghai is gaining heat as the top eight teams to advance to the upper bracket of the main event, as well as the first teams to be eliminated are revealed.
Chinese teams PSG.LGD and Newbee are looking strong and in good standing after day one of the Dota 2 International 2019.
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.
On August 1, Google shared data on the global gaming market and trends regarding Chinese gaming companies.
Taiwanese chip producer MediaTek (MTK) announced the launch of its first mobile phone chip series, the Helio G90, and the chip-level game optimization engine technology MediaTek HyperEngine.
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 gamers have historically been staunch PC buffs, but it was rather a Hobson’s choice. From 2000 to 2015 buying an Xbox or a PlayStation was not an easy feat for local youths, since most consoles were simply banned from official sale.
Chinese internet company NetEase announced today its strategic investment in Montreal-based game development company Behaviour Interactive.
According to Sensor Tower Store Intelligence estimates, Honor of Kings from Tencent is likely to remain as the top most profitable game globally in the first half of the year.
Caijing’s Late Post reported that ByteDance, the world’s most valuable startup, is looking to begin developing mobile games.
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, a massively popular Chinese mobile game developed by Tencent, was pulled from all app stores on May 9, and promptly replaced by a very similar, yet China-approved, 'Game for Peace'.