The development leaves Blizzard without a foothold in China for the moment, but a new deal is likely to replace it.
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The Heavy Rain and Detroit: Become Human developer will remain autonomous, CEO David Cage insists.
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The studio, which plans to release a two titles, is part of NetEase's strategy to continue expanding outside China.
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Jon Yelenic
In March, Tencent and NetEase dominated on Douyu, China's leading streaming platform. We chat with Niko Partners about the new streaming tracker.
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Sam Desatoff
Unsurprisingly, Tencent topped the charts.
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The Chinese publisher has put up big numbers and is becoming more and more of a global firm, according to Niko Partners.
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James Brightman
Revenue for Tencent and NetEase make up well over half of the revenue of the Chinese market.
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Johnny Cullen
The Chinese internet company spent the first half of 2019 buying up minority stakes in game studios and helping western publishers expand into the east. NetEase's next venture is a new North American studio focused on research and development.
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Sarah LeBoeuf
Dead By Daylight developer joins Bungie and others to have recently signed deals with the Chinese technology giant.
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Johnny Cullen
The partnership will yield 'joint products' like video games, TV series, and comic books in 'China and beyond.'
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