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Nexon's holding firm, NXC Corp, has reportedly narrowed its list of bidders down to five companies.

It was only a matter of time until Ring of Elysium got in on the esports action.

While Ring of Elysium players are busy enjoying the current Adventurer Pass, Aurora Studios is hard at work preparing for the next one.

The last Path of Exile expansion, Betrayal, was a rousing success all around.

Valentine's Day is here and, as always, that means special in-game (or in the case of some, out-of-game) events.

We've known for a while now that half of Nexon was for sale.

Ring of Elysium players may have noticed some new anti-cheat measures in their game.

Ring of Elysium's new update is now live, bringing with it a new map, Europa, an island paradise threatened by a volcanic eruption and new modes of transport, including a BMX bike and six vehicles.

Ring of Elysium is getting even more dangerous.

Kim Jung-ju, the founder of Nexon, has put about half his company up for sale.

Ring of Elysium players will be getting a brand new game mode this month -- just in time for Christmas.

Tencent Games announced a new partnership with blockchain esports entertainment platform SLIVER.tv to create a 24/7 Ring of Elysium esports channel.

Tencent games released a new update for its frosty battle royale Ring of Elysium yesterday, introducing the first season of the Adventurer Pass.

Following the launch of Ring of Elysium last month, Tencent is ready to reveal some of its plans for the game's future.

Less than two weeks after entering Early Access, Tencent's take on the battle royale genre, Ring of Elysium, has hit the 1 million registered users mark.

Tencent has decided to go ahead and jump into the battle royale genre on its own, even though they have one of the biggest pieces of that pie in PUBG.

SuperData's August 2018 digital games report is in the wild, and it paints a dire picture for League of Legends.

Ring of Elysium (formerly Europa) is available on Steam later today.

It's official, Tencent Games' entry into the battle royale genre is just about ready to go live.

If you've been following gaming industry sites over the past week, you've probably heard about what's going on in China -- or, more specifically, what's not going on there.

Tencent, the Chinese company that owns a little bit of practically everything in the gaming world, released its Q2 financial statement yesterday.

Things might be a little rough in the relationship between Riot and Tencent, according to a report originally posted on The Information. The report in question is behind a pretty hefty subscription wall.

With Steam drawing in about 15 million players at any one time, Valve has a pretty huge chunk of the PC gaming market.

In China, Orcs Must Die!...

On last week's F2P Cast, we joked that Tencent owns a piece of practically everything.

Soon, you'll be seeing Chinese players popping up in your Smite matches.

Remember that upcoming law in China that would force games to reveal the odds of getting certain loot in lockboxes?...

Psyonix's hit competitive game Rocket League will soon be free-to-play ...

Tencent is bringing Moonlight Blade to the West, according to a keynote at Carnival Day in Nan-ching.

If you want to play a MOBA on a console in North America or Europe, your choices are pretty much confined to Smite and the beta version of Paragon, and that's about it. But wait!...