NetEase nearly shut down Marvel Rivals before it even released, according to report
Marvel Rivals, a game which has already become a multiplayer juggernaut, almost didn’t happen at all, a new report claims. Struggles over character rights and a costly move to repurpose the game nearly allegedly caused publisher NetEase to scrap the project altogether.
The founder and CEO of NetEase, William Ding, almost cancelled Marvel Rivals entirely, according to a new report ...
Following an extremely sudden cut to the Marvel Rivals development team, it appears NetEase is going through even larger ...
NetEase CEO William Ding's refusal to pay for Marvel licenses nearly resulted in the cancellation of Marvel Rivals.
Marvel Rivals is a big hit, but there was a time when its very existence was in doubt. That's according to a new Bloomberg ...
Marvel Rivals is about to get its next major update on Feb. 21 but, just three days before that content goes live, NetEase ...
According to a report from Bloomberg, the cuts to the North American team working on Marvel Rivals aren’t an anomaly. NetEase ...
A recent Bloomberg report revealed that William Ding, the CEO and founder of the Chinese video game publisher NetEase, almost canceled the Marvel Rivals game due to a copyright disagreement with the ...
Marvel Rivals was nearly canceled by NetEase's founder before its release, a source reportedly close to the game's publisher ...
During the whole fiscal year 2024, NetEase Games brought in $11.5 billion, another slight plus compared to the previous year.
NetEase missed the perfect opportunity to include a Thor-Loki team-up in Marvel Rivals, giving fans one of the most iconic ...
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