How China is maneuvering into the global gaming markets
MONTREAL — In ways big and small, China is expanding its presence in the global gaming market without interruption. This is surprising in part...
NetEase sees promise in Finnish developer Reforged Studios’ ‘West Coast-style startup’
Two interesting bits of game funding news hit my inbox the other day. Both involved separate Asian companies leading a funding round for Finland-based...
Reforged Studios’ $2.5M from NetEase is second Asian investment in Finland this week (update)
NetEase invests $2.5 million in Finnish developer Reforge Studios
NetEase puts up $500K to fund mobile game developers
NetEase North America wants to give developers a boost without stripping away control.
Publisher NetEase looks West even as it expertly rides China’s rising tide
NetEase is prepping its first worldwide release for the West, but it's already climbing the chart of top-grossing publishers.
CastleStorm is heading to China as Zen Studios partners with NetEase
Chinese gamers can get their fill of medieval battles on iOS and Android this summer.
NetEase — the company that runs Blizzard games in China — is coming to the U.S.
It will focus on mobile games under the leadership of David Ting who comes to the company from Blizzard, Ouya, and IGN.
China’s game market soared to $18.5 billion in 2014
A boom in mobile gaming helped China's impressive industry growth this year.
Blizzard gives China hell — Diablo III continues trend of Western games heading East
China spends billions on PC games, and Diablo III may capture more of that market for Blizzard.
Heroes of the Storm is bound for China
The joint venture to take the online battle game to China will last three years.