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What does Microsoft's big NetEase-Blizzard partnership mean for Xbox? An analysis.
Back in 2008, Blizzard Entertainment signed an agreement with Chinese tech giant NetEase to be the exclusive partner for publishing their games in the region. World of Warcraft, StarCraft II ...
Jeff and Annie Strain Sue NetEase for $900 Million, Alleging It Erroneously Told Investors They Committed Fraud
Jeff Strain, co-founder of ArenaNet and co-creator of State of Decay, along with his wife Annie Strain, are suing Marvel ...
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Blizzard, NetEase scrap Warcraft mobile game after financing dispute
World Of Warcraft was released in 2004 and remains one of the biggest cash cows for Activision Blizzard and NetEase, which has been the game’s Chinese distributor since 2009. — AP ...
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Blizzard grants NetEase greater decision-making power over its games in China
Blizzard Entertainment's renewed partnership with NetEase has given the Chinese firm more decision-making power. According to a report by Yicai Global, spotted by Niko Partners, Blizzard's US ...
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NetEase CEO Almost Canceled MARVEL RIVALS Before It Was Even Released
The free-to-play superhero team-based shooter was released by NetEase in December of last year to widespread acclaim from gamers. While the game's general concept borrowed heavily from Blizzard's ...
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World of Warcraft, Overwatch 2 and more Blizzard games have shut down in China
Blizzard’s game services went offline at midnight local time on Tuesday, following the expiry of a licensing agreement with its old local partner NetEase. According to CNN, millions of players in ...