China Gaming

Editor’s note: This story has been updated with comments from NetEase. NetEase Inc’s (NASDAQ:NTES) NetEase Games, one of China's leading gaming companies, is facing a corruption scandal. According to reports from Bloomberg Law, the company's General Manager Xiang Lang, along with...

NetEase Games, one of the largest gaming developers in China, is reportedly planning to shutter its Tokyo-based subsidiary, Ouka Studios. According to Bloomberg, Ouka Studios, best known for developing the game Visions of Mana, has reportedly undergone significant staff reductions, with sources...

After a tumultuous fallout in 2023, Blizzard Entertainment and NetEase Inc (NASDAQ:NTES) have reconciled, marking a return of popular gaming titles to the Chinese market. What Happened: A joint statement released on Wednesday revealed that the iconic World of Warcraft and other beloved games from...

Tencent Holdings ADR (OTC: TCEHY) is drawing inspiration from the breakout success of Palworld to rejuvenate its core business. According to Bloomberg, the company's leading studios, Timi and Lightspeed, are independently developing mobile games that blend open-world exploration with the...

China's Tencent Holdings ADR (OTC: TCEHY) is reportedly developing a mobile version of the popular action role-playing game Elden Ring by FromSoftware, in a bid to revitalize its gaming portfolio. However, since acquiring licensing rights in 2022 and establishing a team for the project, "...

China's gaming regulator, the National Press and Publication Administration (NPPA), unexpectedly approved a new batch of 32 foreign video games, easing concerns in the market after the recent scrapping of a controversial gaming regulation. Notable among the approvals is the hit title Dungeon...

China's gaming regulator has removed proposed rules from its website that aimed at curbing spending and rewards in video games. The removal from the National Press and Publication Administration's (NPPA) page was spotted by Reuters on Jan. 23. The draft rules, announced last month, had...

China's top gaming regulator unveiled surprise draft rules targeting overspending and excessive online gaming during the Christmas period. What Happened: New rules will impose spending limits on in-game purchases, forbid rewards for frequent log-ins, and ban content affecting national security...

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