Tencent
Tencent is a Chinese investment firm and the world’s largest gaming company, with investment in the likes of Ubisoft, Epic Games, Supercell, Riot Games and more.
Tencent News
PlatinumGames’ president and CEO has stepped down
Atsushi Inaba has taken over from Kenichi Sato to help "accelerate efforts to create new games"
Take-Two announces acquisition of mobile games giant Zynga for $12.7bn
The Grand Theft Auto parent says the deal will establish it as 'one of the largest mobile game publishers'
Ex-BioWare head reveals his new studio’s first game, Nightingale
The studio, now known as Inflexion Games, is working on a "shared world survival crafting game"
Tencent has acquired a minority stake in Yooka-Laylee studio Playtonic
The Derby-based developer and publisher will retain full creative control
Activision has acquired a studio to work on its new Call of Duty mobile game
Digital Legends will support three other Activision studios on the unannounced project
No More Heroes studio Grasshopper has been acquired by Chinese publisher NetEase
CEO Suda 51 says the deal will help the No More Heroes studio create "more good content"
Gears Tactics developer Splash Damage announces plans for a new sci-fi IP
The studio was acquired by Tencent in 2020
Jeff Bezos praises New World launch: ‘after many failures, we have a success’
"Whatever your goals are, don’t give up no matter how hard it gets.”
Amazon’s New World is enjoying a mammoth launch
The delayed MMO has attracted over 700,000 concurrent players on its release day
Pokémon Unite’s new patch adds a Switch offline mode and rebalances some moves
Players can also get a free Festival Style Pikachu