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Tencent Games Launches New Brand Level Infinite

Tencent Games announced the launch of its new distribution brand, Level Infinite. The company touts the new brand as "dedicated to providing high-quality games to users all over the world".

Sources: Approval of Game Registration Numbers May Resume Soon, Necessary for Game Publishing

Several insiders at game companies said that the approval of game registration numbers may be resumed soon while the latest list of approved domestic online game registration numbers was released three month ago.

Former Tencent Games Designer to Build Cars Equipped With Game Console Concept Steering Wheel, Unveiled at Next Week’s Auto Guangzhou

On Tuesday, Qingcheng Times (Shenzhen) Technology held a brand launch conference in Beijing, with core team members appearing.

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.

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.

Tencent Invests in Polish Game Developer Bloober Team

With this deal, the Chinese internet giant replaces Polish investment firm Rockbridge TFI to become the gaming company's largest shareholder.

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%.

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.

Tencent Calls for Further Regulation After CCTV Exposes Dark Transactions by Game Accounts

On Monday evening, Chinese state television network CCTV reported that a grey industry chain has been formed in which web users can play online games without various restrictions by paying money to rent another game account.

Following Limits to Minors’ Playing Time, MOBA Game Honor of Kings Experiences Crash

As for the collapse of the popular game, some netizens speculated that it was related to the fact that regulatory authorities have recently restricted the time minors are allowed to play online games.

Some Chinese E-Sports Competitions Announce Age Restrictions in Response to Policy Shift

China's National Press and Publication Administration issued a notice recently to further strengthen management and effectively prevent minors from overindulging in online games.

Tencent Limits How Many Hours Minors Can Play Honor of Kings Per Week

Honor of Kings, an online game produced by Tencent, announced an upgrade to its anti-addiction measures on Tuesday, in which underage users can only play games from 20:00 to 21:00 on Fridays, weekends and holidays.

Tencent’s TiMi Studio Group Establishes New Studio in Montreal to Develop AAA Open World Games

TiMi Studio Group, a subsidiary of Tencent Games, announced on Tuesday that it has established a new AAA game studio TiMi Montréal in Montreal, Canada.

China Esports Weekly: Tencent Esports Anti-Match-Fixing Convention Announced, Six Cities Selected for HoK World Champion Cup

Over the past week, China's esports industry saw several key developments, primarily related to Tencent esports titles, including Honor of Kings, Peacekeeper Elite, League of Legends and CrossFire.

Tencent Sued over Honor of Kings Game for Alleged Violations of Minors’ Rights

Tencent has been sued by a Chinese public interest group on June 1 following accusations of providing "inappropriate content for minors" in its popular mobile game Honor of Kings.

Tencent to Ramp Up Investment on Back of Strong Q1 Performance

Tencent Holdings on Thursday reported a 25% gain in first quarter revenue from a year earlier, as the Chinese tech giant pledged to further ramp up investment across various areas.

China Esports Weekly: Tencent Global Esports Annual Summit 2021 Planned, Worlds 2020 Contributed $4.6M to Shanghai Economy

Last week was significant for the China esports industry and for Tencent Esports in particular. Not only did a game publisher reveal its tournament and esports business summit plan, but solid achievements from Chinese esports events were also reported, according to a new report from the Chinese authority.

China Esports Weekly: Chinese Sports Media Titan Sports Joins Peace Elite League, Chinese Celebrity Zitao Huang Invests in GK Gaming

China’s esports industry has seen several significant partnerships and sponsorships in the last week.

Tencent-backed Esport Star Honor of Kings DAU Reaches 100 million

Tencent Games announced on Nov. 1 during a live-streamed celebration of the game’s 5th anniversary that its star mobile game Honor of Kings has obtained an average DAU of 100 million.

Honor of Kings Defeats PUBG MOBILE, Back on Top of Mobile Games Revenue Worldwide

Tencent’s mobile game Honor of Kings generated over $240 million in total revenue in September, becoming the top revenue generator of worldwide mobile games, according to a report by Sensor Tower.

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