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- Kotaku East
Chinese Gaming Giant Accused of False Advertising
Over the weekend Chinese gaming giant, Tencent, was accused of falsely advertising an in game event that gave players Tencent currency for leveling up. Tencent, which recently acquired a minority stake in Epic Games, is one of the biggest internet companies in China. Offering various services from micro blogs to instant messaging, Tencent even has…
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China Promoting Illegal Diablo III Crack
Diablo III hasn’t been released in China yet but the game is definitely enjoying a lot of coverage here. Enterprising players are already playing the game by buying copies from foreign countries, much to the ire of Korean and Taiwanese players. Now it seems there maybe a way for Chinese players to play Diablo III…
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- Kotaku East
China’s First Console Is Struggling
The Lenovo backed company eedoo, makers of China’s first domestically made video game console the CT-510, has fired their head of marketing Wang Jinzhu over dismal first month sales. According to Tencent games news channel, the CT-510, which has been out since late May, has had terrible sales mostly due to the lack of advertising,…
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