While most multiplayer games adopt an SBMM (Skill-Based Matchmaking algorithm) system, that doesn't seem to be the case for ...

Rivals Assembled on YouTube recently held an exclusive interview with Guangguang, the Creative Director of Marvel Rivals, after the recent Mid-Season Finals IGN ...

Where Winds Meet is set in tenth-century China, during an era known as the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. It was a ...

Toxicity is a huge problem in online games, but Marvel Rivals' developer NetEase is taking steps to create a more welcoming environment for players.

The idea is to serve up easy kills with the hope that most people won't notice or care that the masquerading bot didn't put ...

Staff of NetEase Games have been reportedly arrested on suspicion of laundering money. The estimated amount of laundered money is reportedly between $111-$140 million. The stock price of NetEase ...

But Chinese internet company NetEase Games announced today it has acquired a minority stake in Quantic Dream. And that means that Quantic Dream will now make interactive storytelling games for a ...

Chinese games development studio NetEase Games, the developers of Marvel Super War, invested $13.2 million in Something Wicked, a newly established independent AAA video game studio. Something Wicked ...

NetEase's share price rose about 2% in Wednesday morning trade, adding to an around 3% gain on Tuesday fuelled by news of the impending announcement from China's second-largest video games company ...

NetEase Games, a global developer and publisher of video games, has established T-Minus Zero Entertainment, a new game studio in Austin, Texas, headed by game veteran Rich Vogel.

NetEase Games has acquired French studio and Detroit: Become Human, Beyond: Two Souls, and Heavy Rain developer Quantic Dream, the company announced. As the Chinese company’s first studio in ...

NetEase Games has acquired No More Heroes series developer Grasshopper Manufacture from GungHo Online Entertainment, the companies announced. The equity transfer agreement was signed on May 31.