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We’ve previously written about the explosion of the independent artist market in China. According to a new investor filing from NetEase Cloud Music, that sector is still growing at a significant pace.Two of the key music streaming players…

After creating quite the stir in the real world, ChatGPT is all set to shake up the gaming world as well, as NetEase plans on incorporating the new technology into its upcoming game. According to video games analyst Daniel Ahmad,…

Fans of Blizzard games like World of Warcraft and Overwatch in China are in mourning following the shutdown of the majority of Blizzard game services in the country, after Activision Blizzard and China's NetEase Games…

Visitors try out the latest "World of Warcraft" video game at the Gamescom fair for computer games in Cologne, Germany, Aug. 21, 2018. China games company NetEase Inc.…

14-year co-publishing deal fails to find extension In late 2022, the Blizzard community received the shocking news that titles such as Overwatch 2, Hearthstone, and World of Warcraft were to be shuttered in China, following the collapse…

As the fate of Blizzard-developed games in China hangs in the balance, NetEase has declined a six-month extension of its publishing agreement with Blizzard, citing unequal and unfair treatment.It was announced late last…

NetEase has decided not to renew its contract with Activision Blizzard, meaning several titles will be unavailable to play in China from next week. World Of Warcraft, Overwatch, Hearthstone, Diablo 3, Heroes Of The Storm and the StarCraft…

SkyBox Labs, a Canadian developer best known for supporting the development of Halo: Infinite, Minecraft, and other games, has been acquired by Chinese company NetEase.NetEase made the announcement on January 6, saying that SkyBox…

The studio will continue supporting game development NetEase has picked up a new studio in SkyBox Labs. The established studio, known for co-developing on some major games, joins NetEase’s growing roster of games studios. SkyBox Labs has…

Riot Games has slammed Chinese publisher NetEase with multiple lawsuits, claiming that its mobile FPS Hyper Front copies “substantial parts of Valorant,” including its “characters, maps, weapons, weapon skins, and charms.” READ MORE: From…