heroes of the storm

China’s finally getting the Heroes of the Storm beta. But what does this mean for the country’s PC gaming market?

Netease Allstars is on the horizon, but it faces stiff competition. We break down the four innovations Netease is trying to bring to the MOBA genre.

It’s fair to say that MOBA games are huge right now. Whether you look to record-breaking prize pools, or the genre’s play-time dominance in China, it’s a fact that’s impossible

Netease has posted strong Q2 numbers and vowed to try to get Diablo 3 and Heroes of the Storm released in China before the year is over.

If you’re an open-minded adventurous MOBA fan looking to try out a new title, here are a few things to remember before stepping into that new realm.

Netease, publisher of Heroes of the Storm in China, merges MOBA with RTS to create Netease Allstars.

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

Blizzard’s new MOBA Heroes of the Storm has got an official rating in Korea, and primary school kids are going to be a bit sad about it.

International Cosplay Day Singapore 2014 will see the country’s first public showcase of Heroes of the Storm, as well as the master cosplayer Kamui.

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?