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Cao Nianbao, chairman of Shanghai-based online game developer and operator Shiji Tiancheng, has revealed the company will invest over RMB 100 mln to promote its licensed first-person shooter (FPS) Shadow Company. Read More
Chinese cable DTV operator Shanghai Interactive TV (SiTV) recently spun off its gaming channel as a wholly-owned subsidiary, Shanghai Game Fengyun (Gamefy) Cultural Media Co., Ltd., with RMB 10 mln in registered capital, with plans for an eventual IPO. Read More
Chinese online game developer and operator KongZhong (Nasdaq: KONG) has announced that it has licensed the mainland China operating rights to multi-platform online FPS Offensive Combat, developed by US-based developer U4iA Games. Read More
U.S.-based interactive entertainment software publisher Activision Blizzard and Chinese online game developer and operator Tencent (0700.HK) today announced a strategic relationship to bring first-person shooter (FPS) game Call of Duty Online to Chinese game players. Read More
An industry insider revealed today that Tencent (0700.HK) plans to hold a press conference in Shanghai to announce its licensing of an as-yet unknown first-person shooter (FPS) from a well-known international FPS franchise. Read More
The third World of Warcraft expansion pack, Cataclysm, has been approved by Chinese authorities, according to an industry source, and operator Netease (Nasdaq: NTES) will launch the expansion pack soon. Read More
Thomas Tippl, COO of US-based game developer Activision Blizzard, revealed in the company's Q4 2010 earnings call that Activision was speeding up its expansion into mainland China, and that, in partnership with Netease (Nasdaq: NTES), it would launch a series of new games for the Chinese market. Read More