Black Myth: Wukong

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Saudi video gaming giant Savvy eyes China after success of Delta Force, Black Myth: Wukong

Savvy Games Group, the video gaming powerhouse owned by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, is looking to the Chinese market…

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Tencent game studio eyes global growth with Honour of Kings spin-off after user milestone

Tencent Holdings, the world’s largest video gaming company by revenue, is intensifying its international expansion as its flagship studio reports…

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What are China’s ‘future industries’ – and why they matter in the global tech race

As the dust barely settles on “Made in China 2025”, Beijing is intensifying its quest for technological supremacy with a…

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China’s viral Labubu toy has an unlikely fan – the ruling Communist Party

As Chinese companies ponder how best to market their products internationally, the example set by Pop Mart – the Beijing-based…

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Shenzhen’s tech rival, China’s Mach 16 jet fuel engine: SCMP’s 7 highlights

We have selected seven stories from this week’s news across Hong Kong, mainland China, the wider Asia region and beyond…

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DeepSeek keeps Hangzhou’s property market abuzz as China’s ‘tech dragons’ plot growth

The property market in Hangzhou, home to China’s biggest surprise in tech innovation, is experiencing a revival – in contrast…

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Chinese spatial design firm Manycore Tech files for IPO in Hong Kong

Chinese start-up Manycore Tech, operator of the world’s largest spatial design platform, has applied for an initial public offering (IPO)…

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Concocting a plan: Starbucks hires chief growth officer in China to reignite sales

Starbucks hired its first-ever chief growth officer in China, tasked with luring back young coffee drinkers as the US chain…

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NetEase cuts jobs in Shenzhen as first-person shooting game ‘underperforms’

NetEase, China’s second-largest video gaming company, has cut an undisclosed number of jobs involved in an “underperforming” project that will…

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China approves 117 video games in August, the most in 2024, amid Black Myth: Wukong mania

The NPPA has licensed a total of 850 domestic titles in the first eight months of this year, compared with…

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