Gaming

Southeast Asia’s e-sports industry generated game revenues of USD 4.4 billion in 2019, with year-on-year growth of 16%.

The rivaling pair is facing new competitors.

Hero Boosting supports frustrated gamers who either don’t have the time or patience to succeed in a game, or those who want to get certain game rewards.

Tencent will have 67.5% of the voting power in the combined livestreaming giant.

Genshin Impact adopts the gacha mechanic, allowing players to spend in-game virtual currency that they buy with real-world cash.

Genshin Impact hit over 17 million downloads four days after its debut on September 28.

Media startup Ampverse believes that e-sports marketing is the next big thing in the region.

The gaming and e-commerce firm will ‘not compromise growth potential,’ says CEO.