Following Microsoft’s acquisition of Mojang, “Minecraft” has continued smashing its own records, topping charts and setting new benchmarks across the gaming world. Since its launch, “Minecraft” has sold over 100 million copies across all platforms, with sales reaching even remote regions like Antarctica. As of early this year, the PC version alone surpassed 25 million copies, accounting for a quarter of its total sales — a staggering achievement by any standard in the PC gaming market. This incredible performance represents a monumental success story that few titles have matched. Similarly, during Take-Two’s 2016 annual financial meeting, CEO Strauss Zelnick announced that the blockbuster hit “GTA V” had shipped over 70 million copies worldwide by September 30, 2016. Fast forward to early 2017, “GTA V” still ranked among the top five…

Hulaisanguo 2 brings players into a grand, macro-scale alliance warfare world. Players can recruit armies, enlist famous generals, strengthen their forces, and strategically develop their territory. On the world map, enemies, allies, and friendly forces are displayed in real-time, offering a clear view of the evolving Three Kingdoms landscape. Thanks to precise location tracking, players can swiftly respond to any incoming threat — even distant invaders will face swift retaliation. One standout feature of Hulaisanguo 2 is its built-in voice communication system. Players can coordinate battle plans via public channels, local province chats, alliance talks, or private whispers. With real-time voice contact, coordinating strikes and rallying allies becomes as easy as shouting across a battlefield. Beyond combat, the game’s robust community system supports profile customization, mood updates, friendly duels, resource…

At the end of last year, Nanguang College of Communication University of China officially announced the launch of its undergraduate program in esports. The tuition fee is set at 16,500 yuan per year, covering 12 core courses designed to shape the next generation of industry professionals. According to the college administration, the program’s main goal is not to train players but to nurture skilled professionals for the growing esports ecosystem. The faculty lineup is impressive, featuring legends like Sky (Li Xiaofeng) and Pan Jie, the founder of LGD Gaming, often dubbed the “Queen Mother” of Chinese esports. Just yesterday afternoon, the entrance exam for the esports track officially kicked off. The test content included popular titles like League of Legends, Dota 2, and CS:GO. However, taking a test on gaming…