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2014 is an exciting year for games, and Asian-developed games are no exception. I’m sure most of our readers are aware of some of the huge releases scheduled to be

I had a lot of things to do today but that all went out the window when I started playing Conquer Online II (CO2) from NetDragon. CO2 is a hack and slash MMORPG for iOS set

Football fans all over the world know the name Manchester United. And while last year’s champions of England seem to have hit a rough patch under new manager David Moyes,

Chinese internet and gaming company NetDragon is in for a bit of a shift, if the latest rumors are to be believed. Netdragon employees have posted messages alleging that layoffs

I have always been interested in Chinese history. Perhaps that’s why I find so many Chinese games frustrating; they take place during real historical periods, but somehow everyone’s a kung-fu

About one month ago, Chinese search engine Baidu announced its intention to buy China’s leading mobile app store 91 Wireless from NetDragon for a whopping $1.9 billion. Today, Baidu said

About one month ago, Chinese search engine Baidu announced its intention to buy China’s leading mobile app store 91 Wireless from NetDragon for a whopping $1.9 billion. Today, Baidu said

How serious is Baidu about mobile? Serious enough to spend $1.9 billion on mobile technology company 91 Wireless, apparently. Baidu announced today that it has signed a letter of intent

Tencent's iconic penguin mascot surfs its way to social gaming success. A seasonal survey of China’s online gaming market by Analysys International reveals some stellar growth up to the end

A seasonal survey of China’s online gaming market by Analysys International reveals some stellar growth up to the end of 2012 Q1 – and that Tencent (HKG:0700) has extended its