Tencent has repeatedly emerged as a potential buyer of Nexon since 2019, when Kim first put Nexon up for sale, though it has never formally joined the bidding process.

Nexon CEO Park Yong-hyun advocated for a shift to blockbuster game development in the vein of Ubisoft's to enhance the global appeal of Korean games following criticism of recent titles.

Tencent Holdings Ltd. is converting some of the world’s most popular mobile games into WeChat mini games.

Gen.G and Manchester City have joined forces to launch a co-branded esports team competing in FC Online tournaments.

Prosus, Tencent Holdings’ 700 -1.37% largest shareholder, posted higher revenue and earnings for its fiscal year, boosted by growing profitability at its e-commerce operations and investments in ...

Finnish studio Supercell plans to launch its popular titles as installation-free mini-games on Tencent-owned WeChat.

Roblox is minting teenage millionaires as young developers sell hit games, reflecting a major shift in the platform’s creator ...

Finnish video game studio Supercell, developer of Clash Royale and Brawl Stars, is set to launch its popular titles on Tencent Holdings ’ WeChat as installation-free mini games, leveraging the ...

Computer Entertainment Supplier’s Association has announced the list of exhibitors and main visual for Tokyo Game Show 2025, which will run from September 25 to 28 at Makuhari Messe in ...