A new report from IHS Markit shows a post-restriction Chinese mobile market beginning to make waves, but older titles still smother competition.
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The partnership will yield 'joint products' like video games, TV series, and comic books in 'China and beyond.'
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NetEase has tripled its net income year-over-year and has sights on international expansion. Niko Partners' Daniel Ahmad says Minecraft's achievement in China is 'extremely impressive.'
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PC Cafes, esports, and mobile will be big drivers over the next five years.
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Nearly two years after Tencent became PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds' official Chinese publisher, the company has dropped support for the game in exchange for a Chinese military-themed battle royale game named Game for Peace.
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Analyst firm, Niko Partners, has released a new report detailing how China goes about approving (and denying) video games for release on console, PC, and now mobile.
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It will still take some time while individual games get approved, but it's a significant win for Nintendo, and could point towards their hopes for mobile gaming success in China.
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Kabam is following through on its strong interest in expanding its mobile gaming business, and partnering with a Chinese service provider may help it overcome China's strict approval process.
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The NBA 2K League signed its first woman this week.
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Taiwanese horror game Devotion mysteriously disappeared from Steam on Monday after Chinese nationalists review bombed the game on Steam. Previously, players found a joke comparing Chinese President Xi Jinping to Winnie the Pooh, which is a political meme censored in China.
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