That has to be fake or AI-generated right? Right? No way in the cold hell of Russia is Putin himself showing up for a Dota game of all things.
Chinese Video/Computer Games
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Putin and a lot of central Asian leaders were there during the opening ceremony, this was just a snippet of the opening ceremony during the break between the grand final matches.
The games of the future held in Kazan, Russia had more than just Dota, or esports i think.
Unity China Has Nanite and Lumen Like Features
- the China game engine has improvements above and beyond the standard engine
- I suspect the Unity China JV is now separated fully from US Unity, allowing for continued operations in case of sanctions
There was an interesting discussion over about features that are appearing only in the Chinese version of Unity. Unity China was formed and as part of that formation, part of their purpose was:
Creating a customize version they did. In fact they created a complete fork of Unity 2022 LTS that they have branded Tuanjie. Details of Tuanjie from :
Now supporting a number of local platforms is nothing special really… but they didn’t stop there. Details of new features in Tuanjie include:
So, basically a Nanite type solution. But what about Lumen you say? Well…
Lets also throw in some mobile (I assume this means URP) raytracing as well:
Nanite, Lumen and Mobile raytracing… sign me up! So, are we going to get these features in the West? Sadly, not likely…
You can learn more about Unity China/ the Tuanjie game engine and the new Nanite and Lumen like features being added to it in the below.
Is China represented in these games?
So there's been discussions regarding if this game called "Delta Force: Hawk Ops" stole animations from Call of Duty games, due to some of their animations being very similar. Some comments said that they have these animations as placeholder and may be subjected to change. Does anyone know anything about this??
Tencent has large stocks in Activision and probably even is the largest shareholder, correct me if I'm wrong. They are also the main developer of CoD Mobile and have direct access to Cod's assets. If anything, I'm pretty sure they have legal precedence in using CoD's assets with how much they contribute to Activision.
You're probably thinking of either Riot (maker of League of Legends) or Supercell (Clash of Clans), both of which are wholly or majority-owned by Tencent.
Microsoft is the current owner of Activision (or the parent Activision-Blizzard to be precise). They just paid $70bn for it and fought an anti-trust battle with the combined might of the FCC in the US, regulators in the UK and EU over the deal, and won.
Tencent got into it much earlier by acquiring a 5% stake in Activision-Blizzard a decade before when it helped the company split from Vivendi which was the owner at the time.
Epic (Gears of War (developed, IP owned by Microsoft), Fortnite, Unreal game engine, the Epic game store) is another one which Tencent has a substantial stake in, at ~40%.
