Tencent is partnered/invested with EA on a HUGE cash cow, FIFA 3 online; Tencent's capital and/or support may be the way that EA is still making money

https://www.tencent.com/attachments_en/ProductlistofTencent2.pdf

Activision China also made Call of Duty online which is fuckhuge in terms of revenue for them

Capcom is on-board with them as well with the partnership/investment on Monster Hunter Online

>yfw capcucks are just as cancerous as assfaggots players by contributing to this

Tencent has appeared to have gotten the license to at least localize Path of Exile for China

https://www.pathofexile.com/forum/view-thread/1970529

A reminder that anything made by Hi-Rez Studios (including Rocket League) gives money to Tencent

(archive later)

'"Tencent gets involved in Rocket League in April to bring it to China and be more actively involved in game management; by September they create a crate and key microtransaction system. Before that point they'd been praised for "how they did microtransactions right" and now they have even redditors complaining about what happened'''

(can't archive at the moment, at work)

red*dit.com/r/RocketLeague/comments/7fvzsr/can_have_a_discussion_about_the_state_of_rocket/

https://www.archive.pls/rocket-league/rocket-league-crate-and-key-microtransactions

https://www.rocketleague.com/news/rocket-league-is-coming-to-china/

http://pureplaystation.com/how-rocket-league-finally-did-microtransactions-right/2016/07/

Copy-pasted/mirrored from GG thread:

>Back on topic, tencent isn't just investing into gaymen cash cows, they also have shekels into a bunch of other companies, including spotify

https://archive.is/JmcYl

<What sort of info are you looking for on tencent? They're a massive chinese company and have hands in nearly every single western videogame company.

>according to China Daily, they surpassed Wells Fargo and became the world’s tenth biggest publicly traded company in terms of market value.

>Riot games the makers of LoL is completely owned by Tencent

>Tencent bought a majority stake worth $8.6 billion in Supercell, developers of Clash of Clans and Clash Royale, two of the biggest mobile phone games in the world.

>Back in 2013, Tencent bought a nearly 50% stake in Epic Games

>the same year, Tencent participated in Activision Blizzard’s buyback from Vivendi. Tencent’s stake is $2.3 billion, giving them around 25% of the company which puts out Call of Duty, World of Warcraft, Overwatch, and Candy Crush.

http://archive.is/nFa32

>>331462

>That explains why Rocket League was heavily advertised during the Game Awards