ChinaJoy

With 5G cloud gaming, developers will no longer need to be involved in creating games suitable for different operating systems.

It’s well known that ChinaJoy tends to revolve more around booth babes than games or games culture. But every year at ChinaJoy, which ended this year on Monday, there are

After a successful showing at ChinaJoy, producer Yoshi P announces FF14’s Chinese open beta’s release date, which will be open for all pre-order customers.

Now that both ChinaJoy and Comic-Con San Diego have both ended, Chinese gamers are noticing a few differences.

Heroes of the Storm becomes available in Chinese, plus a sneak peek at the next hero, Chen Stormstout.

Blizzard’s China cosplay contest will wrap up at ChinaJoy, but you can take a sneak peek at some of the finalists right now!

Looking for a new monster to spice up your Monster Hunter Online beta experience? Gamers can vote for a new one that’ll actually get added to the game at ChinaJoy.

ChinaJoy is, perhaps unfortunately, better known for its eye candy than for its game content. But how do those women get there? What do they go through?

The West’s big devs are all making the trip to ChinaJoy, and two of them will be in its brand new next-gen console section.

The game is apparently close to ready for play in Chinese…does that mean that the tech alpha could finally be headed towards a China release?