HTC’s Vive Focus standalone VR headset launches in China on December 12
While there’s still no word on a western release, HTC’s first standalone VR headset, the Vive Focus, finally has launch details for China. The...
Nvidia launches Shield TV set-top box in China with remastered Nintendo titles
Nvidia is launching its Shield TV set-top box in the Chinese market. And the gaming-focused device will come with remastered versions of Nintendo titles...
China isn’t locking out PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds yet
The Chinese government wants to see fewer violent games, and it is using the popular last-person standing shooter PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds as an example that...
My Time at Portia marks Team17’s first-ever partnership with a Chinese developer
Team17 announced today that it’ll publish Pathea Games’s My Time at Portia, a colorful open-world role-playing game. This marks the publisher’s first partnership with...
App Annie now tracks Android apps in China
Market researcher App Annie announced today that it will now be tracking over 5,000 Android apps in China. It reports that 10 percent of...
Sony teams up with Streamline Studios to support games development in China
Sony Interactive Entertainment announced today that Streamline Studios is joining its China Hero Project, an initiative to support PlayStation games from Chinese development studios....
Niko Partners: China’s pro esports market will hit $1.26 billion in 2017
The esports market in China is expected to grow to $1.26 billion in 2017, according to a new report from market researcher Niko Partners....
Atomico: Europeans are seizing share in fast-growing China mobile game market
The Europeans are heading East. A new report from venture capital firm Atomico has found that European game companies doubled their share in the...
7 takeaways from Mary Meeker’s 2017 Internet Trends report
Mary Meeker’s Internet Trends report has become an annual ritual for Silicon Valley. It’s as if the tech industry had an annual physical exam...
China’s $24 billion game market has a new competitor: Rastar Games
A Chinese entertainment company best known for car-based toys is making a big bid for gaming. Rastar Group announced today that it is starting a...