Steam Earned an Estimated $4.3B in 2017, so if that is accurate and they had the same revenue this year as last, they would be tied with Nintendo for 9th place.
Steam Earned an Estimated $4.3B in 2017, so if that is accurate and they had the same revenue this year as last, they would be tied with Nintendo for 9th place.
I have no respect for tencent. They're apart of the much bigger problem of Chinese acquisition of global markets. You can't even boycott them, because they'll just buy whatever is the next big...
I have no respect for tencent. They're apart of the much bigger problem of Chinese acquisition of global markets. You can't even boycott them, because they'll just buy whatever is the next big thing.
It's the Chinese wet dream to control the world's media.
This applies to US business practice too. US corporate interests are everywhere on this planet, and backed by US trade policy and deals. It's not something unique to China, or any other major economy.
This applies to US business practice too. US corporate interests are everywhere on this planet, and backed by US trade policy and deals. It's not something unique to China, or any other major economy.
Fine. As a European, I'd rather have the US control it than China. There, I said it out loud! What we really need are laws against giant companies going grocery shopping and just buying every...
Fine. As a European, I'd rather have the US control it than China. There, I said it out loud!
What we really need are laws against giant companies going grocery shopping and just buying every piece of competing media.
They also just got the rights to sell the Nintendo Switch in China. Only the largest video game market on the planet. Cha-Ching!
Valve isn't on the list, presumably because it isn't public. Any ideas where they would be on the list?
Steam Earned an Estimated $4.3B in 2017, so if that is accurate and they had the same revenue this year as last, they would be tied with Nintendo for 9th place.
Game devs already have it pretty shit. Wonder how they will go when tencent has them working 996
I have no respect for tencent. They're apart of the much bigger problem of Chinese acquisition of global markets. You can't even boycott them, because they'll just buy whatever is the next big thing.
It's the Chinese wet dream to control the world's media.
This applies to US business practice too. US corporate interests are everywhere on this planet, and backed by US trade policy and deals. It's not something unique to China, or any other major economy.
Fine. As a European, I'd rather have the US control it than China. There, I said it out loud!
What we really need are laws against giant companies going grocery shopping and just buying every piece of competing media.
Uhm, isn't that the wet dream of most superpowers, including the US?
It was reality for most of the second half of the 20th century.
As I recall, the British fought a war or two to keep China British.