Perfect World

China needs at least a few brave – and preferably well-funded – companies to kickstart its VR market, else risk falling behind.

Locals in China refer to its infamous console ban as “thirteen frozen years”, measuring it by the start of the ban in 2000 to the opening of the Shanghai Free

China’s Perfect World reported strong Q2 revenues for 2014, although its income doesn’t compare to local giants like Tencent.

Rumor has it that Tencent may be EA’s first choice to take the reigns of online service when EA’s mega robot shooter launches in China later this year.

The Xbox One is coming to China in September, and the latest news is that Neverwinter Online is going to be a launch title.

Wayi Entertainment has named Perfect World as the Chinese publisher of its MOBA game, God of Destiny. The Taiwanese company’s game will be the third MOBA under Perfect World, the

Chinese Universe Publishing and Media Company bought a 100 percent stake in Elex Technology Company for RMB 2.7 billion.

If that doesn’t sound surprising to you, you probably don’t watch much TV in China. But for once, gamers are being portrayed in a positive light.

Perfect World’s newest action MMO She Diao ZERO has been in very closed beta testing over the spring, but this summer it should be available to a much wider audience.

Perfect World has reported a pretty successful quarter, but the best could still be yet to come, as the company expects Dota 2 to take off this year.