NetEase

What Douyu and other streaming platforms tell us about China's game market

In March, Tencent and NetEase dominated on Douyu, China's leading streaming platform. We chat with Niko Partners about the new streaming tracker.

Published 3 months ago, by

Sam Desatoff

App Annie reveals its list of the top mobile publishers for 2020

Unsurprisingly, Tencent topped the charts.

Published 4 months ago, by

Sam Desatoff

NetEase tops EA, Activision with $6.67 billion in revenue for 2019

The Chinese publisher has put up big numbers and is becoming more and more of a global firm, according to Niko Partners.

Published 5 months ago, by

James Brightman

Publishing

NetEase, Tencent gross three-quarters of a billion for first-half 2019 in China [Niko Partners]

Revenue for Tencent and NetEase make up well over half of the revenue of the Chinese market.

Published 11 months ago, by

Johnny Cullen

NetEase continues worldwide expansion with Montreal studio

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.

Published 12 months ago, by

Sarah LeBoeuf

NetEase buys minority stake in Behaviour Interactive

Dead By Daylight developer joins Bungie and others to have recently signed deals with the Chinese technology giant.

Published 12 months ago, by

Johnny Cullen

Marvel and NetEase team up to bring superhero content to China

The partnership will yield 'joint products' like video games, TV series, and comic books in 'China and beyond.'

Published May 20, 2019, by

Sarah LeBoeuf

Minecraft passes 200M users in China as NetEase posts strong Q1

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.'

Published May 16, 2019, by

James Brightman

Kabam partnering with NetEase to bring Marvel: Contest of Champions to China

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.