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• Diablo Immortal's Demon Hunter class, Ultimate Abilities and Legendary items detailed

  Those looking forward to Diablo Immortal will be pleased to know the Demon Hunter class has been announced.

  1 month ago

• All of Quantic Dream's future games will be multiplatform at launch

  “Quantic Dream is not exclusive to any platform anymore,” says the studio’s David Cage. “So yes, unless there are some specific exclusivity deals on a tile-by-title basis, all our games will be released on all platforms at launch.”

  4 months ago

• PUBG Corp. and NetEase settle copyright lawsuit over Knives Out, Rules of Survival

  PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds publisher PUBG Corp., and Knives Out publisher NetEase have settled their lawsuit, and counter lawsuit filed last year.

  9 months ago

• Quantic Dream will once again become a multi-platform developer

  After being a PlayStation-exclusive developer for 12 years, Heavy Rain studio Quantic Dream will go multi-platform.

  10 months ago

• Former Blizzard devs are working on a new Marvel game

  Second Dinner, the studio recently founded by former Hearthstone leads, has revealed its first project.

  11 months ago

• Blizzard and Netease on Diablo Immortal: "It's a real co-development. We act like one team"

  1 year ago

• Destiny developer Bungie files trademark for new project, Matter

  Bungie’s fascination with single-word game titles will seemingly continue with its next project.

  1 year ago

• Bungie and NetEase announce $100 million investment deal in the Destiny 2 studio

  NetEase has purchased a minority stake in Destiny 2 developer Bungie, in a deal worth $100 million.

  2 years ago

• PUBG Corp. is suing the maker of Knives Out, Rules of Survival

  PUBG Corp., developer of PUBG, is taking one maker of what it says are clones of the game to court.

  2 years ago

• There's a PUBG knock-off on mobile in China, and it has the Terminator license for some reason

  A Terminator game with a Battle Royale tint could work pretty well. So what if it was a PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds knock-off, and it came out on mobile?

  2 years ago

• Study - Online games market in China grew 32% in 2011 to $6.6B

  Pearl Research has estimated that during 2011, the online gaming market in China grew 32% to $6.6 billion.

  8 years ago

• World of Warcraft Netease deal extended

  Netease has signed up for another three years of delivering World of Warcraft to China.

  8 years ago

• NetEase profits and revenue rise on Chinese WoW

  World of Warcraft’s Chinese operator, NetEase, has posted a 39.8% increase in year-over-year revenue, noting a profit rise of 41.3% to $128.2 million and revenues of $308.3 million. The upswing for the quarter ending September 30 is despite the decline in subscription numbers for the Blizzard MMO, which were down 800,000 to 10.3 million for […]

  8 years ago

• NetEase posts major growth, blames World of Warcraft

  Chinese World of Warcraft provider NetEase has reported significant increases in sales and profit since taking over from The9.

  9 years ago

• StarCraft II submitted for review in China

  According to a GP report, StarCraft II has been submitted for review for China by NetEase, operator of World of Warcraft in the country.

  9 years ago

• Wrath of the Lich King hits China on August 31

  Blizzard and local operator NetEase have beaten the Chinese bureaucracy machine to finally peg a release date on WoW expansion Wrath of the Lich King.

  9 years ago

• Chinese WoW boss resigns from post

  World of Warcraft’s Chinese boss has resigned his post.

  10 years ago

• New account registration for WoW in China suspended

  NetEase has suspended registration of new accounts for World of Warcraft in China.

  10 years ago

• Decision on Chinese WoW to be made soon

  It seems that a decision of World of Warcraft’s short-term future in China is about to be sorted. A JLM Pacific Epoch report (via GP), has claimed that the country’s GAPP and Ministry of Culture has prepared sanctions for Chinese WoW operator, NetEase.

  10 years ago