Marvel Rivals was reportedly almost cancelled because the CEO of NetEase didn't want to pay Disney for the licenses
Marvel Rivals is a big hit, but there was a time when its very existence was in doubt. That's according to a new Bloomberg report on developer NetEase and its CEO William Ding, which says that before the game was released there were discussions about cancelling it outright. NetEase has denied the claim.
After years of expanding overseas, video-game billionaire William Ding is hitting the brakes at NetEase Inc., the pioneering ...
Numerous NetEase studios, including Quantic Dream, Nagoshi Studio, and Grasshopper, are reportedly at risk of closure after ...
NetEase's 4Q24 net revenue missed consensus due to non-gaming segment weakness, but gaming revenue rose 1.5% y/y, driven by ...
Nagoshi’s next game, an open world action drama that sounds very much in the vein of the beloved Yakuza / Like a Dragon ...
After years of overseas expansion, NetEase CEO William Ding has slashed hundreds of jobs at the company, closed or idled game development studios, and curtailed international inve ...
A recent Bloomberg report revealed that William Ding, the CEO and founder of the Chinese video game publisher NetEase, almost canceled the Marvel Rivals game due to a copyright disagreement with the ...
Chinese game companies may be forced to sell off their overseas holdings in U.S. game companies. That could cause an earthquake in gaming.
Marvel Rivals developer NetEase Games will no longer release major balance fixes outside of major scheduled updates.
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