Chinese Gaming Market Continuing To Grow Despite Government Restrictions
Even though the Chinese government has enacted strict limitations on gaming, the country’s video game market does not seem toContinue Reading
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Apex Legends & PUBG Mobile Reach Important Milestones
Apex Legends has become one of the most successful games in the world. During EA’s recent quarterly financial earnings call,Continue Reading
NetEase Launches Its First Gaming Studio In The US
China-based NetEase has launched its first fully-owned gaming studio in the US, called Jackalope Games. The studio is based inContinue Reading
Tencent Shutting Down Service That Provides Chinese Gamers With Access to Foreign Games
On April 13th, Tencent announced it would be shutting down services that provide Chinese gamers with access to international platforms,Continue Reading
China Bans Livestreaming Of Unauthorized Titles
China recently announced that the live streaming of unauthorized video games had been banned, signaling stricter enforcement of rules asContinue Reading
Chengdu: China’s Future Silicon Valley And Gaming Hub
Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan Province, has become a sanctuary for Chinese millenials and Gen Zers fleeing the social, psychological,Continue Reading
China Upgrades Its Internet Cafes For Esports Gaming Hotels
Despite China’s crackdown on the gaming industry, hotels designed to facilitate esports have emerged as a burgeoning industry in theContinue Reading
Shanghai Moving Forward With Development Of Esports Industry
China’s esports have developed fast in recent years. Their influence in the global esports industry has grown stronger as theContinue Reading
China’s Bilibili Says Violent Titles Cannot Be Live-Streamed
Chinese video platform Bilibili recently announced that it will ban live-streaming of more than 60 video games, including the GrandContinue Reading
14,000 Companies Go Out Of Business Due To China’s Freeze On Gaming Licenses
China’s freeze on granting video game licenses has extended into 2022. According to South China Morning Post, the National PressContinue Reading
Was The Global Version Of Steam Banned In China?
The global version of Steam has been under attack in China. According to a December 25th article from TheGamer, theContinue Reading
At Least 100 People Laid Off From Baidu’s Video Games Unit
According to sources close to the matter, the Chinese search engine Baidu recently announced plans to lay off at leastContinue Reading
2021 Was China’s Slowest Year For Revenue Growth Since 2018
The Chinese video game market has taken a hit this year following the introduction of regulations throughout the country. AccordingContinue Reading
Chinese Esports Market Will Be Worth Over $27B This Year
The Beijing International College Student Esports Festival was recently held from December 17th to the 19th. During this event, anContinue Reading
G2 Esports Begins Offering Consumer Products In China
The European gaming organization G2 Esports recently announced that it had expanded its sales territory to include China. According toContinue Reading