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Tencent teams with Huawei on game development lab to explore cloud gaming, AI, and AR/VR

Niko Partners analyst Daniel Ahmad tells GameDaily that the partnership between these tech juggernauts will position China as a global leader in cloud gaming. (Photo credit: Rie Ishii)

Published 12 months ago, by

James Brightman

Call of Duty, PUBG help Tencent revenues grow by 10% in 2019

The mobile gaming sector accounted for $13 billion of the company's $20 billion in annual revenue.

Published 12 months ago, by

Sam Desatoff

Tencent intends to fully acquire Funcom

After becoming the majority shareholder in September, Tencent looks to complete the purchase of the Norwegian developer.

Published January 22, 2020, by

Sam Desatoff

Will Tencent buy Ubisoft this year?

Joost van Dreunen, Head of Games at Nielsen, outlines his key 2020 predictions for cloud gaming, 5G, Tencent's rise, and more.

Published January 21, 2020, by

Joost van Dreunen

How Tencent's TiMi Studios approached Call of Duty: Mobile development

GameDaily chats with Call of Duty: Mobile director Leo Yao and TiMi's International Business Director, Vincent Gao, about bringing the massive console IP to mobile.

Published January 16, 2020, by

James Brightman

Report: PUBG Mobile leads mobile game spending to $210 million on Christmas [Sensor Tower]

PUBG Mobile garnered in-game spending of $8.5 million, up 431% from the $1.6 million players spent in the game at Christmas 2018.

Published January 2, 2020, by

James Brightman

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Tencent Gaming launches a beta for its cloud gaming service in China

Niko Partners predicts that China will be the largest cloud gaming market in the world by 2023.

Published December 18, 2019, by

Sam Desatoff

Report: Nintendo Switch sells 50,000 units on Day 1 in China [Niko Partners]

System gets off to a good start and is likely to reach 100,000 sales by end of 2019. How will Nintendo sustain sales for 2020? We chat with experts on the Chinese market.

Published December 12, 2019, by

Johnny Cullen

Report: Call of Duty: Mobile generates nearly $87 million in its first two months [Sensor Tower]

Tencent's latest mobile offering made a big debut, but spending has since slowed quite a bit, and the game did not factor into a record mobile game sales day on Black Friday.

Published December 5, 2019, by

Sam Desatoff