GamesBeat 2014 will address the ambitions of the world’s biggest game company — and how to fight cyber bullies
Our newest speakers come from Tencent, Sony Online Entertainment, Pixelberry, and Fyber
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.
Papaya Mobile's Appflood helps Chinese game makers succeed outside their homeland (interview)
With Appflood, PapayaMobile is promoting itself as having the only transparent global mobile ad network.
Tencent supporting Razer's Nabu smartband to provide in-game rewards for real-world actions
Timi Run Everyday is getting support for Nabu, and it will now give players in-game gold and items for burning calories and getting plenty of sleep.
The DeanBeat: Will China rule the world of gaming?
China has the financial power, but the West still has its creativity.
iDreamSky's Monte Singman wants to take Western hits to China (interview)
iDreamSky is planning an IPO based on its success taking Western mobile games like Fruit Ninja into China.
How Tencent sees the worldwide opportunity in gaming investments (interview)
Bo Wang, vice president of Tencent Games at the Chinese entertainment, talks about the worldwide vision for games.
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.
Microsoft to launch Xbox One in China on Sept. 23 for $600
25 game developers are making 70 games for Xbox One in China.