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Eve Online now under NetEase’s umbrella in China
Dead by Daylight Mobile lurches relentlessly toward spring release
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Apple’s sinking in China — gaming could be its life preserver
The DeanBeat: After all these years, Hollywood still doesn’t get games
Asia’s mobile games make themselves at home in the U.S.
NetEase will help Creative Assembly bring Total War games to China
NetEase opens game studio in Montreal as part of global expansion
NetEase invests in Dead by Daylight maker Behaviour Interactive
Marvel and NetEase will collaborate on new original entertainment
NetEase launches Cyber Hunter, a sci-fi battle royale on iOS and Android
The DeanBeat: The landscape of gaming in 2019
Kabam partners with NetEase to bring Marvel Contest of Champions to China
Why CCP Games crammed 14,274 spaceships into an Eve Online battle
Quantic Dream will launch its titles on PC via Epic Games Store
Sensor Tower: Brawl Stars ranks 10th in global revenue in January after December launch
NetEase invests in Detroit: Become Human game studio Quantic Dream
Chinese regulators start approving mobile games for Tencent, NetEase, and Perfect World
Blizzard and NetEase extend Chinese publishing deal for Hearthstone, Overwatch, and more
Sensor Tower: Knives Out is a mobile battle royale monster despite U.S. ignoring it
Ben Brode’s Second Dinner orders a Marvel license and $30 million from NetEase
China thaws game-license freeze with 80 new approvals
Vainglory goes cross platform with Windows and Mac in early 2019
Diablo: Immortal is a co-development project between Blizzard and NetEase
Hilmar Veigar Pétursson interview — Why CCP thinks Iceland and South Korea are a good mix
Nostos is an open-world VR RPG that sure looks like Sword Art Online
Improbable gets $50 million from China’s NetEase to engineer giant game worlds
Inside creator Dino Patti sells stake in Jumpship to China’s NetEase
Identity V’s 4-on-1 survival horror launches on Android
Bungie partners with NetEase, China’s other gaming giant, for its next game
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16 predictions for the Chinese and Southeast Asian games industry in 2018
NetEase is bringing its Chinese sensation mobile RPG Onmyoji to North America
How Jam City CEO Chris DeWolfe sees the freakin’ mobile game world
The DeanBeat: The gaming world is flat, but you can tilt it in your direction
NetEase usurps Tencent as the top-grossing mobile publisher in the world
NetEase’s push from China continues with mobile strategy game Immortal Conquest
Blizzard and NetEase renew their lucrative online gaming partnership in China
Niko: China’s mobile game market will hit $8.3 billion in 2017
China’s NetEase will take Minecraft into China on mobile devices and PCs
