Gaming

Sanrio has been working to broaden revenue streams for its characters, including expansion into film.

Hello Kitty creator Sanrio to make Nintendo Switch 2 party game

Some 10 titles will be released over the next three years, with the first this fall as a console game

Analysts say the streaming giant’s gaming efforts have yet to emerge as a major growth driver.

Netflix debuts new ‘Playground’ gaming app for kids

It will feature games built around popular children’s characters such as Peppa Pig and Sesame Street

Pokemon, which was not released outside Japan until 1998, has been described as a “Rosetta Stone” that led directly to today’s anime boom.

How Pokemon and Resident Evil rewrote gaming history

The success of the two initially unassuming releases from 1996 shows that great ideas, if handled with care, don’t get old

Shenzhen-based Tencent has invested in a range of gaming studios, including League of Legends developer Riot Games and the creators of Baldur’s Gate 3 and Dark Souls, as well as Vantage Studios.

Tencent said to be in talks for stake in ‘Block Blast!’ gaming studio

[SHENZHEN] Tencent Holdings is in talks to acquire a small stake in Hungry Studio, a gaming developer behind popular title Block Blast!, according to people familiar with the situation.

Bytedance and Savvy Games have reached an initial agreement on the broad terms of the deal, said a source.

ByteDance in talks to sell gaming unit Moonton for more than US$6 billion

Moonton is the studio behind the popular mobile game Mobile Legends: Bang Bang

Analysts expect Grab to report higher Q4 Ebitda and net profit for 2025.

Eyes on Grab and Sea as analysts stay bullish ahead of FY2025 results

Grab is expected to report its results on Feb 11; Sea has yet to announce its reporting date

Marina Bay Sands' revenue is up 41% at US$1.6 billion, including a 52% jump in casino revenue to US$1.2 billion.

MBS Q4 earnings surpass S$1 billion to set new record

The property still has potential to keep growing, says parent company LVS

Starting in April, the units will be supported by a network of studios providing development resources and will share core services.

Ubisoft set to cut up to 200 jobs headquarters in restructuring

The company has endured a series of setbacks in recent years