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As Ubisoft struggles and shareholders sweat, Tencent and the Guillemot family are reportedly looking at a buyout
By Andy Chalk published
news Nothing is carved in stone, but one possible outcome of talks would be to take Ubisoft private.
Remedy and Tencent enter into a $17m loan agreement that could lead to it owning a larger chunk of the Alan Wake developer
By Fraser Brown published
News The studio says the deal will help support its self-publishing endeavours.
European Consumer Organization alleges game companies including Activision, Electronic Arts, Epic, and Ubisoft are 'tricking' consumers with premium in-game currencies
By Andy Chalk published
news The org is calling on the European Commission to "stop the unfair practices" inherent in the sale and use of virtual currencies in videogames.
An FPS series that dominated Chinese net cafes in the '90s is being revived: I tried it, and wound up breaking all the bones in my character's body
By Joshua Wolens published
Let's Delta Delta Force: Hawk Ops is a new entry in a series that last surfaced in 2009.
Nier: Automata sells 8 million as Tencent cancels mobile game and Yoko Taro says you've already had the third one anyway
By Rich Stanton published
news So Nier and yet so far.
Wizards of the Coast dispels rumours that Tencent wants to gobble up D&D like a tarrasque: 'To be clear: We are not looking to sell our D&D IP'
By Harvey Randall published
News 5th-level Banish Rumour (Abjuration). Casting time: 1 Action. Components: Verbal, Material (A single public statement).
Tencent boss worried that in the face of 'significant challenges' and competition it has 'achieved nothing'
By Fraser Brown published
News Competitors are nipping at the biggest Chinese tech company's heels.
Chinese regulators may be having second thoughts about online gaming crackdown: Proposed rule changes have been removed from government website
By Andy Chalk published
news The changes, announced in December, would have banned login bonuses and "luck-based draw features" for minors.
The CCP softens its stance on live service games after plummeting stocks, reportedly removes official responsible for the panic
By Harvey Randall published
News Draft rules drama.
Shares in Chinese gaming giants tumble as the CCP imposes strict new regulations and spending limits, alongside a ban on login bonuses and 'luck-based draw features' for minors
By Harvey Randall published
News A report states that "nearly $80 billion in market value" has spilled out of two major companies alone.
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