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
Apex Legends studio Respawn calls for an end to developer harassment
"We have a zero-tolerance policy for threats and the harassment of our developers"
Logitech announces G Cloud handheld, with Xbox and GeForce Now support
The cloud device will launch on October 17 for $349.99
Former PlayStation US boss Shawn Layden announces Tencent role
Layden will help Tencent “deepen their activities” within the games industry
Xbox remains open to further acquisitions as it ‘strives to be a major player’
Microsoft wants to continue growing Xbox content, whether organically or though M&A
Yves Guillemot’s vision for the future of Ubisoft is a little blurry
New games, services and ideas are plentiful at Ubisoft – but so are the hurdles in its way
Future Assassin’s Creed games include Japan, horror and multiplayer, Ubisoft confirms
Two flagship games will be part of the upcoming Infinity game hub
Every future Assassin’s Creed game, explained by series boss Marc-Alexis Cote
More detail on 2023 title Mirage plus codenamed games Red, Hexe, Invictus, Jade and a mysterious Netflix game
Amazon Games boss explains why its Lord of the Rings MMO was cancelled
Christoph Hartmann thinks Amazon and Tencent were “too big” to work together on the game
Tencent is acquiring a stake in Ubisoft’s family holding
Partnership also allows the Chinese company to double its stake in the Assassin's Creed publisher
Quantic Dream is being acquired by NetEase
The Heavy Rain developer will be the Chinese company's first European studio