netease

  1. Hanno Labuschagne

    WoW goes offline in China

    WoW goes offline in China Millions of Chinese gamers have lost access to World of Warcraft after a furious dispute between US title owner Activision Blizzard Inc. and NetEase Inc., its longtime local partner in the world’s biggest gaming market. Devotees of the popular game took to social...
  3. Rual dV

    Blizzard and NetEase axe mobile Warcraft game in development for 3 years

    Blizzard kills off mobile Warcraft game in development for 3 years Activision Blizzard Inc. and NetEase Inc. have torpedoed a World of Warcraft smartphone game that had been in development for three years, raising questions about one of the industry’s most lucrative business relationships...
  4. Jan

    NetEase shares plunge after postponing Diablo Immortal launch in China

    Diablo Immortal's launch in China delayed, NetEase shares slump Chinese gaming giant NetEase Inc. plunged the most in nine months after delaying the launch of Diablo Immortal in the world’s biggest mobile app market, putting its sales recovery in question. Shares slumped almost 11% in Hong...
    • Jan
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    • Forum: Broadband and IT News
  5. J

    Chinese gaming company determined to take on the West

    Chinese gaming company determined to take on the West Chances are few outside of China have heard of NetEase, though it makes more money from games than Nintendo.
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