NetEase made waves in all the wrong ways when it decided to lay off developers at its Western Marvel Rivals studio despite the fact that the game was an absolute smash hit with over 40 million players to date. Now, a fresh report by Bloomberg alleges that the Chinese company suffered many abrupt changes mandated by its founder and CEO, William Ding, who cut hundreds of jobs and suddenly pulled back its massive foreign investment. As a reminder, over the last few years, NetEase has invested in many studios based in North America, Europe, and Japan, such as: Behaviour Interactive […]
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