More at the link: https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2020-05-18-tencent-is-starting-a-aaa-studio-in-north-america
From the article:
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You may remember from November last year that Tencent has plans to expand into the US and Europe to target console game players.
Link: https://www.resetera.com/threads/wsj-tencent-looks-to-leverage-its-nintendo-partnership-in-us-nintendo-wants-3rd-parties-to-make-games-for-women.152266/
And the quote:
Tencent is looking for growth in the US market supposedly due to China's restrictions on video games including curfews on playtime for children:
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From the article:
Tencent is setting up a new AAA studio in North America, bringing in veteran developer Scott Warner to lead the operation.
Warner has an impressive track record in AAA: he was design director on Halo 4 at 343 Industries, game director on Battlefield Hardline at EA Visceral, and was most recently game director for Ubisoft in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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You may remember from November last year that Tencent has plans to expand into the US and Europe to target console game players.
Link: https://www.resetera.com/threads/wsj-tencent-looks-to-leverage-its-nintendo-partnership-in-us-nintendo-wants-3rd-parties-to-make-games-for-women.152266/
And the quote:
Tencent is looking for growth in the US market supposedly due to China's restrictions on video games including curfews on playtime for children:
"What we want is to expand from China, and one target is console game players in the U.S. and Europe," said a Tencent official, who asked not to be identified. "We hope to create console games with Nintendo characters, and learn the essence of making console games from Nintendo engineers."
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Important clarification by Zhuge
Daniel Ahmad on Twitter
“A few errors in some of the articles covering this. Scott Warner (Ex EA/Ubi) is joining @timistudios, an already existing studio under Tencent (and the most famous one). TiMi already has an office in LA. The team most recently hired staff there for the Pokémon collab title...twitter.com
Also:
Stefano Castelli on Twitter
“@ZhugeEX Do you think they (Tencent) may want to stay more in the "AAA" retail market (maybe also developing single-player esperiences)?”twitter.com
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