The madness approaches: ChinaJoy trade show will draw 250K gamers to Shanghai
The big trade show kicks off next week, and GamesBeat will be there.
To succeed in China, game developers must consider monetization first
Jeff Lyndon of iDreamSky tells how Western and Chinese game developers differ.
The DeanBeat: It’s an interconnected gaming world
The global gaming village has arrived, and its borders are melting.
The unique, oddly sexualized culture of China's game industry in pictures (photo gallery)
ChinaJoy is a trade show like no other, drawing 250,000 people to Shanghai.
The DeanBeat: Will China rule the world of gaming?
China has the financial power, but the West still has its creativity.
Microsoft and Xbox One face steep obstacles to win the console war in China
Steep prices for the Xbox One and its games might hold Microsoft back in China, but the company has advantages going in, too.
The madness of ChinaJoy Expo: Organizer breaks down gaming's growing mega-conference
More than 250,000 people attended the latest game expo in Shanghai, including thousands of "booth babes."
China's mobile game market to grow a scorching 93% to $2.9B in 2014 (exclusive)
That expansion should continue at a compound annual growth rate of 37.6 percent from 2013 to 2018.
Alibaba's investment values Kabam at more than $1B
Company says it will publish Lord of the Rings game in China and generate $500M in revenue in 2014.
Perfect World preps a trio of games for the Xbox One launch in its homeland: China (interview)
Microsoft's entry into the Chinese market has China's publishers like Perfect World gearing up to make console games.