Diablo immortal copy of chinese game1/3/2024 ![]() ![]() Tencent’s closest rival in China said on Sunday that it will postpone the original June 23 China launch of Diablo Immortal, the mobile game it co-developed with Activision Blizzard. ![]() Shares slumped almost 11% in Hong Kong, leading declines on the benchmark Hang Seng Tech Index, which dropped as much as 2.5%. In any case, the official account was suspended from posting on the platform for breaking the country’s law and it’s uncertain how long this suspension from posting will go on for.Chinese gaming giant NetEase plunged the most in nine months on Monday after delaying the launch of Diablo Immortal in the world’s biggest mobile app market, putting its sales recovery in question. Allegedly, the official account posted a reference to Winnie the Pooh, a character that’s banned in China due to people using him as a stand-in for poking fun at China’s leader, Xi Jinping. The delay follows Blizzard’s Diablo Immortal official Weibo, China’s most prominent social network, which found itself in hot water just a few days ago, according to SCMP. The official reason might be that the game needs more tweaking for the mainland audience, but some speculate otherwise.
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