Tencent
Tencent is one of the most prominent companies in the world, let alone its dominance in the gaming industry. At present, Tencent is the de facto biggest video game company on the planet. Founded in 1998 by Pony Ma, Zhang Zhidong, Xu Chenye, Charles Chen, and Zeng Liqing, Tencent has been subject to gradual growth, and it has now claimed an indomitable spot in the day and age we live in today. The multi-national company’s prominence knows no bounds, considering how it’s the world’s largest game vendor right now.
- Year Founded: November 11, 1998
- Founders: Ma Huateng, Daniel, Zhang Zhidong, Zeng Liqing, Chen Yidan
- Subsidiaries: Fatshark, Grinding Gear Games, Klei Entertainment, Miniclip, Riot Games, Supercell, Turtle Rock Studios
- CEO: Ma Huateng
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eXputer Originals
Questionable Data Collection Is Why I Can Never Trust Tencent
Tencent might become Ubisoft's savior, but exposing my data to non-optional, kernel-level software and spyware products is much worse.
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eXputer Originals
Tencent’s Buyout Of Ubisoft Could Save The Company
Despite Ubisoft's reputation and stock prices at their all-time low, Tencent may be the silver lining they need to make a fresh start.
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Games
An Elden Ring Mobile Version Is Reportedly In Development By Tencent
A mobile port of Elden Ring is allegedly in development by Tencent, as revealed in a new report. The progress has reportedly been slow.
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Industry
Tencent Patents To Let Players Watch Live Streams As They Play Games
Tencent has recently published a patent that may let players watch livestreams in picture-in-picture mode as they play games.
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Industry
Google Considered Joining Forces With Tencent To Buy Epic Games, Court Docs Reveal
The court docs from the Epic vs. Google court case have revealed that Google once thought about teaming up with Tencent to buy Epic Games.
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Industry
Tencent Wants To Evolve In-Game Enemy AI Using Concept Of Evolution
Tencent has recently published a patent that seeks to improve the in-game enemy AI using the concepts of evolution to remove the tediousness.
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Industry
Tencent Patents To Automate Live Game Stream Commentary Using AI
Tencent has published a patent that explores the prospect of automating commentary using AI technologies in live game streams.
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Industry
Tencent Patents Virtual Reality Device With Next-Level Quality Upgrades
Tencent has published a patent relating to its rumored VR headset with innovative features, seeking to improve the VR display effect.
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Games
PUBG Patch 19.2 Brings New Changing Weather, Vehicle & More
The latest PUBG patch 19.2 brings a variety of new features to the new map Deston like changing weather, a new vehicle and optimizations.
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Games
Tencent’s LIGHTSPEED STUDIOS Announces Code: To Jin Yong
Tencent's upcoming Code: To Jin Yong is a tribute to the major wuxia writer, Jin Yong, and is based on a world created in his wuxia novels.
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Industry
Tencent Working On Its Own VR Headset, Suggests Industry Insider
According to the accredited industry insider, Jez Corden, Tencent is looking to make a new VR headset and is allegedly getting into hardware.
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Games
Need For Speed 2022 Mobile Gameplay Reportedly Leaked
Gameplay footage featuring the rumored upcoming open-world Need for Speed game for mobile from Tencent Games has supposedly been leaked.
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Industry
Tencent Is Developing A Cinematic AAA Open World Game
Tencent has made a significant mark on the gaming world quickly. The holding company has made considerable investments in the industry. It owns a lot of famous online games like…
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Industry
Gaming Giant Tencent Acquires The Largest Stake In Bloober Team
Bloober Team is one of the biggest video game developers based in Kraków, Poland and is well-known for making Blair Witch and the more recently released The Medium. Recently, the…
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Industry
China Suspends Approvals For New Online Video Games Indefinitely
In recent years, China has been involved in many controversies regarding its online gaming restrictions. In August, authorities in the country placed further restrictions on online gaming, which stated that…
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Industry
Tencent Shares Drop By 11% After Chinese Media Calls Online Gaming “Spiritual Opium”
When it comes to regulatory policies, no one can overcome Tencent. In recent months, the Chinese gaming giant has forced a bunch of restrictions on its games to counter the…