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Remember Diablo Immortal, the highly-panned mobile port of Diablo III that's making its way onto iOS and Android phones in the near future? Yeah it's still a thing. Blizzard revealed a new trailer during its ChinaJoy 2020 games tradeshow. Apart from the usual info on the game's new location, dungeons, and user experience, the game's classes will b...
Marvel Duel, Marvel’s new strategy card game, officially launched its pre-registration today for Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. Pre-registration is now available here. Head on over to the Google Play Store here and Apple App Store here to pre-register. Developed by NetEase Games, Marvel Duel features over 150 character...
NetEase and Marvel Entertainment have announced Marvel Duel, a new mobile card game. This free-to-play mobile card game will launch its very first closed beta test for Android and iOS devices in Thailand and the Philippines, which will take place from 19 March 2020 at 12.00pm GMT+8 to 26 March 2020 at 11.59pm GMT+8. In Marvel Duel, over 150 charac...
Some mistakes are harder to forgive than others. Like, oh say, selling off a friend's mint condition item for a fraction of its price. That's what happened to his particular chap in China according to the South China Morning Post. This person spent US$1.4 million on his character in the MMORPG Justice Online. Somehow or other, his friend accide...
One of the reasons why Arena of Valor became popular was thanks to its inclusion of some DC Comics characters such Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman. It prompted many of us to wish for a Marvel mobile MOBA. Well, that's exactly what we're getting soon, folks. Chinese gaming giant NetEase has just announced Marvel Super War, a free-to-play mobile ...
Creative Assembly said before that its recent Total War game was a hit in China, since a ton of gamers and players there make up a huge chunk of Total War: Three Kingdoms. It's going to capitalize on its popularity by doing what most developers would do: make a card game and team up with an Asian bigwig publisher to sort the logistics/marketing/mas...
China is definitely investing massive amounts of money into the esports industry, perhaps more than any other country in the world right now. Chinese games and tech company NetEase has announced plans to invest a whopping RMB5 billion (or roughly US$725 million) in an esports stadium and park in Shanghai, China. The news was announced at the 2019 ...
Sega and Total War developer Creative Assembly have announced a long-term partnership with Chinese leading internet/online game services provider NetEase to publish the real-time strategy games franchise in China. This deal means that they will work to localize the Total War games for Chinese gamers in the country, including the recent critically-...
China-based games and tech company NetEase has announced (via The New York Times) that it will be working together with The Pokémon Company and Game Freak to release the first-ever official mobile Pokémon game in China. What game is it? It's going to be a version of Pokémon Quest, which originally launched for the Nintendo Switch, A...
NetEase, the China-based company who will be creating the much-hyped action RPG Diablo Immortal, will be teaming up with Marvel to create new original entertainment that includes games, TV shows, and comic books. The company announced the strategic partnership at its annual games product launch event; it will develop entertainment for both the Chi...
In the previous year, the top 25 public game companies generated a combined revenue of US$107.3 billion, a 16% increase from 2017. This is the first time the industry has exceeded the 100-billion-dollar mark. Together, these companies accounted for almost 80% of the $134.9 billion global games market. According to our friends at Newzoo, Tencent sin...
PUBG Corporation sued a bunch of other publishers last year, including Epic Games (over Fortnite) and fellow Chinese publisher NetEase (over Knives Out and Rules Of Survival). The former case was dropped in the same year, but the latter was only recently resolved. Last year, PUBG Corp fired the first shot as it filed a suit accusing NetEase of cre...
We are receiving yet another story of layoffs as Chinese tech giant NetEase has confirmed reports that they are carrying out widespread layoffs due to a fall in net profit last year. NetEase has been conducting organizational adjustments since the Chinese New Year holiday. This adjustment came in the form of downsizing some departments, cutting al...
Five game developers, who previously worked on Hearthstone at Blizzard and recently formed a new studio called Second Dinner, have announced that they're currently working on a new Marvel game. In a video posted on YouTube, Ben Brode and Hamilton Chu revealed that their new studio has raised $30 million investment funds from NetEase, which allows t...
Sucks to be a gamer in China, especially if you love battle royale shooters. It also sucks to be a publisher whose games rely on the burgeoning Chinese market for that sweet player base number. So it's rather telling that someone on Chinese gaming forum NGA (via Reddit) chose to leak a ban/to-be-banned list made by China's official online games et...
Blizzard just announced its new entry in the Diablo series: a mobile-and possibly F2P- action RPG title called Diablo Immortal which takes place between Diablo II and Diablo III. As a Diablo fan myself who used to do Diablo III's seasons and grind for armour sets, Diablo Immortal sounds like an interesting approach to the series. I figured I sh...
South Korea’s PUBG Corp. and Chinese mega games company Tencent have signed a publishing agreement that will see PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds officially hit Chinese markets in the near future. After months of speculation and issues pertaining to the game's 'suitability' with the Chinese market, official word from Tencent (via Reuters tra...
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