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Activision hope to tap into China’s lucrative mobile gaming scene
Read More »Activision and Tencent are working together to deliver a Call of Duty mobile game to the Chinese market
Tencent to publish Game of Thrones game in China
Mobile title Game of Thrones: Winter is Coming is the result of a partnership between developer Yoozoo and Warner Bros
Read More »Tencent announces partnership with UK creative industries
As a result of this new collaboration, Tencent will release a British version of mobile racing title QQ Speed and support esports in the UK
Read More »Tencent is reportedly circling further Bluehole investment
Monolithic company is looking to take another bite of the PUBG pie
Read More »Tencent pledges ¥100m for Fortnite’s success in China
Investment will promote tournaments and bring in content creators
Read More »Ubisoft partners with Tencent to bring titles to China
Strategic agreement will see Tencent operate, publish and promote several Ubisoft titles on PC and mobile
Read More »Supercell profits drop 20% on back of ageing portfolio
Mobile company had no full new releases in the last year
Read More »Tencent is making two PUBG mobile games
It turns out that Chinese gaming giant Tencent has bigger plans for PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds on mobile than we first thought. Analyst Daniel Ahmad says that the company has not one but two PUBG games in development. The first is called PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds: Army Attack and is being developed by Timi …
Read More »Tencent and Bluehole are bringing PUBG to mobile in China
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds will get the mobile treatment in China, Tencent revealed yesterday. This announcement comes on the back of Tencent securing PUBG Chinese exclusivity last week. But it now looks like the Chinese giant will publish and distribute more than the PC version, as it announced in a blog post …
Read More »PUBG could get a ‘socialist makeover’ in China
Tencent’s agreement to become the Chinese publisher of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds in the region could result in some drastic changes to the game for Chinese players. The English language press release about Tencent and Bluehole’s partnership quotes Tencent’s senior VP Steven Ma as saying: “PUBG is currently the most popular survival …
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