Tencent Holdings is developing a global version of its WeGame platform in Hong Kong, with an eye to extending the reach of China-developed personal computer video games to a potentially large overseas audience. Photo: Shutterstock Tencent Holdings is developing a global version of its WeGame platform in Hong Kong, with an eye to extending the reach of China-developed personal computer video games to a potentially large overseas audience. Photo: Shutterstock
Tencent Holdings is developing a global version of its WeGame platform in Hong Kong, with an eye to extending the reach of China-developed personal computer video games to a potentially large overseas audience. Photo: Shutterstock
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Tencent’s WeGame platform in push to go global, heating up rivalry with PC gaming site Steam

Rival platforms WeGame and Steam compete in the global personal computer video games market, which is forecast to be worth US$28.6 billion this year

Topic |   China technology
Iris DengZheping Huang
Iris Deng and Zheping Huang

Updated: 8:57am, 10 Jul, 2018

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Tencent Holdings is developing a global version of its WeGame platform in Hong Kong, with an eye to extending the reach of China-developed personal computer video games to a potentially large overseas audience. Photo: Shutterstock Tencent Holdings is developing a global version of its WeGame platform in Hong Kong, with an eye to extending the reach of China-developed personal computer video games to a potentially large overseas audience. Photo: Shutterstock
Tencent Holdings is developing a global version of its WeGame platform in Hong Kong, with an eye to extending the reach of China-developed personal computer video games to a potentially large overseas audience. Photo: Shutterstock
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