Forbes' list of the 100 richest individuals in China saw eight newcomers this year, including the three billionaire co-founders of game developer miHoYo, creator of the global hit Genshin Impact.

This story is part of Forbes’ coverage of China’s Richest 2024. See the full list here.

At Gamescom Asia, former Sony exec Shawn Layden described Southeast Asia as the region "where all the next great ...

Between the Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown team being moved onto other projects, last-minute changes to the release of Assassin's Creed Shadows, and no news on games like the Splinter Cell ...

The Kia EV3 has been named overall Car of the Year for 2024 at the annual Electrifying.com Awards. The Electrifying.com Awards are judged by the publication’s expert team of road testers, with awards ...

Gamescom Asia has broken its attendance record, with 41,013 people going to the Singapore-based show last week. This represented a 20% increase in attendance, organiser Koelnmesse said, with 177 ...

gamescom asia is the first Asian satellite event of the world's largest video and computer games festival, gamescom. With the business area, the entertainment area and the industry gaming ...

Australian home security company Swann has announced what it claims is the world’s first AI-powered home security Voice Assistant for its latest smart doorbell. Called the SwannShield, it’s compatible ...

Former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden speaking at Gamescom Asia with Raw Fury co-founder and chief publishing officer Gordon Van Dyke, Layden and reported by GamesIndsutry discussed the ...

Sega transmedia boss Justin Scarpone at Gamescom Asia speaking with VideoGamesChronicle announced the company will be opening an official store in Tokyo, Japan in Shibuya’s Parco department complex.

During a Gamescom Asia panel, former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden spoke about the current state of the gaming industry and how the disappearance of AA studios had contributed to a "collapse of ...

Layden took to the stage at Gamescom Asia alongside Raw Fury co-founder and chief publishing officer Gordon Van Dyke (thanks GI.Biz), where the pair discussed the disappearance of AA studios.