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Marvel Rivals' Invisible Woman revealed with new gameplay

By Samuel Tolbert published

Gaming Marvel Rivals' Invisible Woman gets gameplay reveal ahead of the January 10 kickoff for Season 1.

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Once Human

Once Human's Terms of Service EULA sparks privacy "spyware" concerns after fans spot eyebrow-raising data collection policy, devs respond to assuage worry: "We will only use your data lawfully"

By Brendan Lowry published

What's Going On? In the wake of Once Human's launch, the game has come under fire for what fans believe is an aggressive EULA and privacy policy.

What's Going On?
Once Human

Is Once Human free to play?

By Brendan Lowry last updated

F2P? Once Human is shaping up to be one of 2024's biggest games, but is the survival shooter free to play? Here's what you need to know.

F2P?
NetEase, Blizzard, and Xbox leaders

What does Microsoft's big NetEase-Blizzard partnership mean for Xbox? An analysis.

By Jez Corden published

Xbox ❤️ NetEase Daniel Ahmad of Niko Partners offers us some insights: After a fairly high-profile bust up, NetEase and Microsoft have once again returned Blizzard franchises to the Chinese region. But what does it all mean?

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Microsoft Gaming's Blizzard Entertainment games are coming back to China thanks to a new deal with NetEase, while also 'exploring ways to bring more new titles to Xbox'

By Samuel Tolbert published

Blizzard's back Microsoft Gaming and Blizzard Entertainment reach a new deal with NetEase to bring Blizzard games back to China, while "exploring ways to bring more new titles to Xbox."

Blizzard's back
Overwatch 2

Blizzard games like Overwatch and World of Warcraft are being pulled from China

By Zachary Boddy published

Losing Games The long-term agreement between Activision Blizzard and NetEase has fallen apart.

Losing Games
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NetEase blames 'jerk' at Activision for the end of Blizzard PC games in China

By Sean Endicott published

Gaming Blizzard will suspend the majority of its titles in mainland China in January 2023. The president of NetEase shared frustration about the situation on LinkedIn.

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