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NetEase Games is a Chinese video game developer and publisher known for creating and operating a wide range of online and mobile games. NetEase Games' development and publishing slate includes titles such as Marvel Rivals, Knives Out, and Naraka: Bladepoint, and partnerships with major entertainment brands such as Warner Bros and Mojang AB (a Microsoft subsidiary).

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China halts issuing of game licences

Chinese authorities have decided to halt issuing of licenses for monetisation of new games, in order to clear up the backlog of games pending licenses, which in turn built up after a similar move by the government in March last year.

FEBRUARY 21

Tencent, NetEase new games cleared in China

It appears that China has finally eased up on the gaming regulations as the country's two publishing giants, Tencent and NetEase, got new game licenses after nine months of uncertainty. Fortnite and PUBG, however, have to wait a bit longer.

JANUARY 25

Diablo 2 producer slams Blizzard on Twitter

It's been a bad few days for Blizzard with the Diablo Immortal reveal turning into a bit of a PR fiasco. Joining the fans, a former Diablo producer has blasted the company in a series of tweets regarding the Diablo Immortal reveal.

Semir OmerovicDECEMBER 13

Diablo Immortal might be pay to win

Blizzard and NetEase are developing Diablo Immortal jointly and the Chinese company recently posted a picture of one meeting between the two. Many expected pay-to-win elements, but also hoped that Diablo would somehow be spared. It wasn't.

NOVEMBER 18

Blizzard respond to Diablo Immortal backlash

Following Blizzard's announcement that the next entry to the Diablo series will be for mobile, fans of the venerable franchise exploded with less than stellar feedback. The backlash was expected, but not its magnitude, Blizzard respond.

Semir OmerovicNOVEMBER 5

Diablo Immortal announced, fans hate it

Blizzard have announced Diablo Immortal and while one might think the next installment in this franchise would generate a ton of fan hype, it was quite the opposite - fans hated the announcement. The reason? Blizzard made it mobile.

NOVEMBER 3

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