Chinese game developers had yet to see true console and PC success. “Regulatory uncertainty has always been an overhang,” said Ivan Su, a Hong Kong-based senior equities analyst at Morningstar.

China has broken new ground with its first true blockbuster video game, "Black Myth: Wukong," but the project has also found itself at the center of a political controversy involving the country's ...

“The team has already resolved the issue by re-uploading the correct data to the [worldwide] depot on Steam,” Brochu-Gagné ...

For years, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has tightened its grip on the internet, restricting access to information and censoring content ... playing overseas games, foreign firms, exporters ...

has filed a whistle-blower complaint accusing the company of censoring content and suppressing dissent to gain approval from the Chinese Communist Party and expand Facebook in China, according to ...

A hot potato: Mark Zuckerberg is a vocal proponent of free speech, especially since Donald Trump was re-elected, but it seems the Meta CEO hasn't always been so anti-censorship. There have long ...