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Chinese Man's Emotional Game For Late Grandmother Goes Viral
Chinese artist Zhou Yichen created a heartfelt pixel game called Grandma to commemorate his late grandmother, evoking deep nostalgia and touching many online.
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Battlegrounds Mobile India Developer to Invest $50 Million Annually, Eyes Major Expansion in India: Report
Krafton is actively exploring acquisitions in India, according to a report. The developer behind games such as PUBG: Battlegrounds and its Indian equivalent, Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), reportedly aims to capitalise on the long-standing ban enforced by the Indian government on Chinese competitors in the country’s gaming market. It is said ...
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Chinese Man Sues Gaming Firm For Depression After Getting 4,800 Virtual Slaps
A long-time Chinese player of an online video game has dragged its developer to court, alleging he slipped into depression after being virtually slapped 4,800 times by in-game goods.
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Tencent Raises Stake in FromSoftware Parent Kadokawa to 7.97 Percent: Report
Tencent Holdings has reportedly increased its stake in FromSoftware parent company Kadokawa. The Chinese firm is said to have acquired additional 1.11 percent shares of Kadokawa on Monday, raising its ownership in the company from 6.86 percent to 7.97 percent.
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Marvel Rivals, NetEase's Free-to-Play Superhero Shooter, Reaches 20 Million Players Within 11 Days of Launch
Marvel Rivals, the free-to-play superhero PvP shooter, has hit 20 million players in less than two weeks of launch, developer NetEase Games, confirmed Tuesday. The Overwatch-inspired 6v6 team-based shooter reached the milestone in just 11 days after it launched December 6 across PC, PS5 and Xbox Series S/X.
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Black Myth: Wukong Will Reportedly Get a DLC in Early 2025
Black Myth: Wukong launched last month on PC and PS5 and quickly became one of the most played games on Steam. While developer Game Science has not yet announced its future plans for the game, a games industry insider claimed over the weekend that Black Myth: Wukong will get an expansion next year.
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Black Myth: Wukong Becomes Steam's Third Most-Played Game of All Time Within Hours of Launch
Black Myth: Wukong launched on Tuesday and the game is already breaking concurrent player records on Steam. The action-RPG from Chinese developer Game Science has become one of the platform’s most played games of all time within hours of release.
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Dead by Daylight Mobile Removed From App Store and Google Play Store in India
Dead by Daylight Mobile has been removed from the Google Play Store and Apple App Store in India. In a tweet, developer Behaviour Interactive confirmed that it received an order from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) to remove the multiplayer survival-horror game from Indian digital storefronts. While not explicitly men...
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Tang Yu, An AI-Powered Robot, Named CEO Of A Chinese Company
The CEO of any firm is in charge of making crucial decisions and is mostly accountable for development and growth. Tang Yu, an AI-powered humanoid robot, has been named the new CEO and will be in charge of managing and overseeing business operations.
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Tencent Sued Over 'Inappropriate' Content in Honor of Kings Game
A Chinese public-interest group said it is suing Tencent over what it alleges is inappropriate content for minors in the top global game developer's flagship video game, Honor of Kings.
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Lord of the Rings Game Announced in 2019 Cancelled by Amazon Game Studios
Lord of the Rings game announced in 2019 and in development at Amazon Game Studios alongside China-based Leyou Technologies, which was acquired by Chinese tech giant Tencent in December, has been cancelled. The online role-playing game based on the fantasy series was canned due a dispute between Amazon and Tencent.
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FAU-G Gives Indians a Game Based on Indian Stories, nCore Games Co-Founder Vishal Gondal Says
FAU-G has finally launched and is now available to download on Google Play. Developed by nCore Games, the action mobile game comes as a home-grown alternative to PUBG Mobile, that was banned along with other Chinese apps by the government in September last year. In an interview with NDTV, nCore Games co-founder Vishal Gondal talks about further det...
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Tencent Games Reinstated on Huawei’s App Store, Said to Be Removed Over Revenue Dispute
Tencent's games were removed and then reinstated on Huawei's app store in a dispute over revenue sharing by the Chinese companies.
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Apple Removes Thousands of Game Apps From China Store: Research Firm
Apple removed 29,800 apps from its Chinese app store on Saturday, including more than 26,000 games, according to data from research firm Qimai.
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Nintendo, Tencent Team Up on Pokemon Unite Battler
Nintendo-backed The Pokemon Company on Wednesday announced a cross-platform Pokemon team battling game developed with Tencent's Timi Studio as the two gaming heavyweights deepen their cooperation with a twist on the Pokemon format.
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Chinese Man's Emotional Game For Late Grandmother Goes Viral
Chinese artist Zhou Yichen created a heartfelt pixel game called Grandma to commemorate his late grandmother, evoking deep nostalgia and touching many online.
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Battlegrounds Mobile India Developer to Invest $50 Million Annually, Eyes Major Expansion in India: Report
Krafton is actively exploring acquisitions in India, according to a report. The developer behind games such as PUBG: Battlegrounds and its Indian equivalent, Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), reportedly aims to capitalise on the long-standing ban enforced by the Indian government on Chinese competitors in the country’s gaming market. It is said ...
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Chinese Man Sues Gaming Firm For Depression After Getting 4,800 Virtual Slaps
A long-time Chinese player of an online video game has dragged its developer to court, alleging he slipped into depression after being virtually slapped 4,800 times by in-game goods.
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Tencent Raises Stake in FromSoftware Parent Kadokawa to 7.97 Percent: Report
Tencent Holdings has reportedly increased its stake in FromSoftware parent company Kadokawa. The Chinese firm is said to have acquired additional 1.11 percent shares of Kadokawa on Monday, raising its ownership in the company from 6.86 percent to 7.97 percent.
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Marvel Rivals, NetEase's Free-to-Play Superhero Shooter, Reaches 20 Million Players Within 11 Days of Launch
Marvel Rivals, the free-to-play superhero PvP shooter, has hit 20 million players in less than two weeks of launch, developer NetEase Games, confirmed Tuesday. The Overwatch-inspired 6v6 team-based shooter reached the milestone in just 11 days after it launched December 6 across PC, PS5 and Xbox Series S/X.
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Black Myth: Wukong Will Reportedly Get a DLC in Early 2025
Black Myth: Wukong launched last month on PC and PS5 and quickly became one of the most played games on Steam. While developer Game Science has not yet announced its future plans for the game, a games industry insider claimed over the weekend that Black Myth: Wukong will get an expansion next year.
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Black Myth: Wukong Becomes Steam's Third Most-Played Game of All Time Within Hours of Launch
Black Myth: Wukong launched on Tuesday and the game is already breaking concurrent player records on Steam. The action-RPG from Chinese developer Game Science has become one of the platform’s most played games of all time within hours of release.
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Dead by Daylight Mobile Removed From App Store and Google Play Store in India
Dead by Daylight Mobile has been removed from the Google Play Store and Apple App Store in India. In a tweet, developer Behaviour Interactive confirmed that it received an order from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) to remove the multiplayer survival-horror game from Indian digital storefronts. While not explicitly men...
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Tang Yu, An AI-Powered Robot, Named CEO Of A Chinese Company
The CEO of any firm is in charge of making crucial decisions and is mostly accountable for development and growth. Tang Yu, an AI-powered humanoid robot, has been named the new CEO and will be in charge of managing and overseeing business operations.
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Tencent Sued Over 'Inappropriate' Content in Honor of Kings Game
A Chinese public-interest group said it is suing Tencent over what it alleges is inappropriate content for minors in the top global game developer's flagship video game, Honor of Kings.
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Lord of the Rings Game Announced in 2019 Cancelled by Amazon Game Studios
Lord of the Rings game announced in 2019 and in development at Amazon Game Studios alongside China-based Leyou Technologies, which was acquired by Chinese tech giant Tencent in December, has been cancelled. The online role-playing game based on the fantasy series was canned due a dispute between Amazon and Tencent.
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FAU-G Gives Indians a Game Based on Indian Stories, nCore Games Co-Founder Vishal Gondal Says
FAU-G has finally launched and is now available to download on Google Play. Developed by nCore Games, the action mobile game comes as a home-grown alternative to PUBG Mobile, that was banned along with other Chinese apps by the government in September last year. In an interview with NDTV, nCore Games co-founder Vishal Gondal talks about further det...
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Tencent Games Reinstated on Huawei’s App Store, Said to Be Removed Over Revenue Dispute
Tencent's games were removed and then reinstated on Huawei's app store in a dispute over revenue sharing by the Chinese companies.
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Apple Removes Thousands of Game Apps From China Store: Research Firm
Apple removed 29,800 apps from its Chinese app store on Saturday, including more than 26,000 games, according to data from research firm Qimai.
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Nintendo, Tencent Team Up on Pokemon Unite Battler
Nintendo-backed The Pokemon Company on Wednesday announced a cross-platform Pokemon team battling game developed with Tencent's Timi Studio as the two gaming heavyweights deepen their cooperation with a twist on the Pokemon format.
