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Tencent: good results, warns of tough times ahead
Tencent Holdings, the world’s largest gaming company by revenue, warned on Wednesday of a difficult economic environment Read more…
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Chinese gaming giants unveil titles that play up patriotic values
Chinese gaming companies, including giants Tencent and NetEase, unveiled new titles at an industry meet that show off socialist values and patriotic themes. Read more…
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Chinese gaming giant revives plans to IPO Grindr gay dating app
Chinese gaming company Beijing Kunlun Tech says it would revive plans for an initial public offering (IPO) of popular gay dating app Grindr. Read more…
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Global video and games market generates $152bn in 2019
The global video and electronic games market will generate $152.1 billion in 2019, up 9.6% over last year as gaming morphs into content and communication. Read more…
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5G plans should account for eSports, live events and gaming
Operators face a game-changing opportunity as eSports, event streaming, live sporting events and mobile gaming flood their 5G networks. Read more…
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Apple launches streaming TV, News+, online gaming, credit card
Apple reintroduces itself as an entertainment and financial services company launching streaming television service, credit card and online gaming arcade. Read more…
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Is now the time for VR to take centre stage?
2018 was a pretty ordinary year for virtual reality (VR). It was having one of those troughs of despondency. Things, however, are changing. Read more…
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Tencent considering bid for Korean gaming company Nexon
Chinese gaming titan Tencent Holdings Ltd is considering a bid for the holding company that controls South Korean gaming company Nexon Read more…
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Games are compelling but do we need Big Brother to tell us?
When a US Gaming Group has to try and persuade the WHO that ‘gaming disorder’ is not a disease, then you have to wonder whether things have got out of hand. Read more…
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Group asks WHO not to recognise “gaming disorder” as ailment
Should be no surprise that the gaming industry is asking WHO to avoid “gaming disorder” becoming a formally recognised ailment. Read more…