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US adds web and gaming giant Tencent to list of Chinese military companies
(www.theregister.com)
this post was submitted on 07 Jan 2025
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They gonna force a sale of League of Legends now?
Do Fortnite next.
Tencent owns 11% of Reddit...
And? 11% isn't full ownership like the thing I said.
More likely they would leave the market. That game isn’t really popular in NA but it’s the most popular non-mobile game in Asia
LoL isn't popular in NA anymore?
Never was that popular
COD and Fortnite are much bigger with the latter even making sports radio talk
The popularity spike was when MLG needed to fill in the Halo Reach spot due to that game’s lack of appeal
What? League is consistently the top result of twitch. Even accounting for other regions, league is by far one of the largest games people watch in na. Big na streamers pull in thousands of viewers (doublelift, tyler1 for example)