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China Daily / 2021-04 / 06 / Page014 Gaming firms join battle against climate change China Daily | Updated: 2021-04-06 00:00 BEIJING－A group of the world's leading video game companies have joined forces to combat climate change, and the latest addition to their partnership－China's TiMi Studios－vows to kick things up a notch. Promising to prepare more than 110 million Chinese gamers to address critical climate challenges within the next 12 months, TiMi Studios, a collection of video game developers under IT gian...

Honor of Kings, a multiplayer online battle arena game that’s only available in China, had a 100 million active player base as of November 2020, and But TiMi is not resting on the success of its older titles. In a recruitment letter last month, an engineer from TiMi wrote that it aims to create a new AAA game “that resembles the virtual community from the movie Ready Player One.” TiMi is also building a studio in Los Angeles “with the goal of creating content with original intellectual property that has global appeal,” according to the report. Tencent reported $23.79 billion (about...

Dollars and (Ten)cents.  Updated on 4 April 2021 Tencent's Timi Studios, the studio behind Call of Duty Mobile and Honor of Kings, generated revenue of $10 billion - £7.23bn - in 2020. Reuters, which broke the story, reports that if true, that makes Timi "the world's largest developer", providing the studio with "a hefty basis for its ambitions to move beyond mobile games and compete directly with global heavyweights developing expensive AAA titles on platforms such as desktop computers, Sony's PlayStation, Nintendo's Switch and Microsoft's Xbox". The ne...

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By Pei Li and Tony Munroe (Reuters) - Chinese tech giant Tencent's Timi Studios, maker of popular video games Honor of Kings and Call of Duty Mobile, generated revenue of $10 billion last year, two people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters. The $10 billion would make Timi the world's largest developer, the sources say, which many industry watchers had suspected to be the case. It also provides a hefty basis for its ambitions to move beyond mobile games and compete directly with global heavyweights developing expensive "AAA" titles on platforms such as desktop computers, Sony...