According to a Bloomberg report, Chinese tech giant NetEase is going to stop financing Nagoshi Studio starting in May.

NetEase receives renewed market focus following updated coverage and institutional portfolio activity. The technology company continues expanding interactive entertainment and digital services ...

NetEase are clamping down on "incentivized throwing" in Marvel Rivals, after a website started letting players pay to rig ...

Move has 'long-term constructive significance for the overall prosperity of China's mobile app ecosystem', gaming company ...

Decision reportedly made after "at least ¥7 billion more would be needed" to finish development on debut title, say sources ...

During The 2025 Game Awards, Yakuza and Like A Dragon veteran Toshihiro Nagoshi's Nagoshi Studio unveiled its first game, Gang of Dragon. However, a new report suggests that the future of both the ...

The new game from former Yakuza producer Toshihiro Nagoshi sounds like it's in serious trouble. Bloomberg reports that ...

NetEase Inc will cut off funding to the studio led by Yakuza franchise creator Toshihiro Nagoshi, the latest to be affected ...

A promising upcoming action-adventure game is on the verge of being canceled months after its reveal, leaving PS5 players ...

NetEase LobsterAI released new version 0.2.2, announcing the official integration with Enterprise WeChat and QQ bots. In ...

NetEase Zhiqi unveiled the enterprise-level OpenClaw platform, ClawHive, at a special event, sharing the complete path of AI applications transitioning from the laboratory to compliant production ...

The title was one of the projects that attracted the most attention at The Game Awards 2025.