Tencent Holdings, China’s biggest social media and games company, is stepping up its international expansion with plans for a mobile version of Call of Duty as regulatory pressure continues to depress sales in the China market.
Call of Duty, a first person shooter game originating from the hit video game franchise operated by US game company Activision Blizzard, will launch as a mobile version in the US, Japan, Europe, Latin America and Southeast Asia at an unspecified date, according to a Bloomberg report.
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