A look back at 2023 in Chinese video games, a year marked by farewells, e-sports debuts, and much-hyped new titles.
Chinese game developers hoping to dodge bureaucracy and make profits abroad still face problems with localization
Some millennials still visit China’s internet cafes for a nostalgia hit, but that won’t be enough to sustain the “wangba” industry
When World of Warcraft ended in China earlier this year, players lost more than just a computer game
World of Warcraft may leave China, woman tricked into having head shaved, luxury potato chip bag sells out, Beijing’s top soccer team loses to amateu…
How gamer slang has pervaded the speech of China’s Gen Z
Sheep-raising game on WeChat goes viral, quarantine bus crash kills 27, woman on solo road trip seeks divorce, and monkeypox found in Chongqing—it’s …
The marriage of Chinese musicians with the hottest esports games means everyone’s a winner
Gaming is big business. So which e-games boast the most Chinese players?
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