NetEase Slaps Blizzard With US$44 Million Lawsuit
Back in August last year, Blizzard ended its partnership with the Chinese online services and gaming company, NetEase, a divorce ...
Read moreDetailsBack in August last year, Blizzard ended its partnership with the Chinese online services and gaming company, NetEase, a divorce ...
Read moreDetailsEarlier in the year, Blizzard Entertainment announced that it has plans for a Warcraft mobile title. That game turned out ...
Read moreDetailsIf you've ever been on YouTube or played mobile games that monetise using ads in the past couple of years, ...
Read moreDetailsBack in August last year, we saw reports of Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi leaving Sega and possibly joining NetEase. It ...
Read moreDetailsWacky indie publisher Devolver Digital has announced that it has become a publicly traded company. But the company assures fans ...
Read moreDetailsTencent and NetEase, two of China's biggest gaming companies, saw their share prices plummet to a combined loss of US$60 ...
Read moreDetailsIf you like the Yakuza series of games, then you have a lot to thank Toshihiro Nagoshi for. He's been ...
Read moreDetailsIn the realm of PC gaming, real-time ray-tracing is something only NVIDIA's Turing GPU architecture can pull off. In the ...
Read moreDetailsBlizzard has just announced that the next Diablo game will be a mobile game. It's called Diablo Immortal, and despite ...
Read moreDetailsThe company behind Playerunknown's Battlegrounds has taken its first legal action against competing games. PUBG Corp filed a suit against ...
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