Gaming
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NetEase sets up next-gen console game development studio in Japan
NetEase, China's leading Internet technology company, announced that it has set up a next-generation home console game development studio "Sakura Studio" in Tokyo, Japan, and started recruiting for the "Tokyo Office".
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NetEase partners with Huawei to provide better gaming experience
NetEase and Huawei today signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Hangzhou, where the two sides will take the development of "Cloud + AI + 5G + Terminal" next-generation information technology as an opportunity to jointly promote the development of games, music and education businesses.
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User email shows PlayStation China Store resumes service from May 30
Recently, emails sent to users from PlayStation Asia showed that the PlayStation China Store will resume service from May 30.
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Hisense releases gaming TV with 120Hz refresh rate
Hisense and JD.com today released the game TV E75 which supports 4K 120Hz, 55 inches debut price 3999 yuan, 65 inches debut price 5499 yuan.
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Handheld gaming notebook with 10th gen i5 on sale in China
The GPD WIN Max handheld gaming notebook is now available on JD.com with the 10th generation i5-1035G7 processor. 16GB of RAM and 512GB of SSD storage are available for RMB 4999.
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China's gaming market size to reach $46.7 billion by 2024, report says
China's total PC and mobile gaming market revenue reached $33.1 billion in 2019 and is expected to reach $46.7 billion by 2024, market research firm Niko Partners said in a recent report.
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Female gamers account for 36% in China's e-gaming market
The size of China's e-gaming market in 2019 exceeds 100 billion yuan to 117.53 billion yuan, according to a report released yesterday by iResearch Consulting.
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Nintendo asks suppliers to expand Switch capacity to meet surging demand
Nintendo strives to increase Switch output this year to cope with the surge in demand, according to Nikkei Asian Review.
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One-Notebook says its handheld game book OneGX will have a 5G version
One-Notebook said on Thursday that its OneGX handheld gaming laptop will have three versions: 4G, 5G and Wi-Fi.
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One-Notebook reveals design of its handheld gaming PC OneGX
One-Notebook announced the front design of the OneGX handheld gaming laptop yesterday, and the tail design is similar to the Alienware game notebook series.