China has long been critical of the gaming industry. But following the success of Wukong, China's first blockbuster video game, the government has started to embrace gaming as a form of soft power restofworld.org/2024/wukong-ch…

smh We already endure so much from people thinking Portugal is part of Spain or that we all speak Spanish... And now our biggest cultural embassador's content is mostly in Spanish... -_-

I was briefly quoted on this great piece from Rest of World about Black Myth: Wukong's impact. I think this is it. Everything that was supposed to be said about the game launch has been said. Now let's wait until it reaches 25M copies sold... restofworld.org/2024/wukong-ch…

This piece greatly benefited from insights shared by gamers, gaming consultants &media researchers. While not every quote made it into the final draft, I truly appreciate the insights from Rui Ma 马睿 Daniel Ahmad Jiang Jiang (JJ) Daniel Camilo Haiqing Yu +others! 12/12 restofworld.org/2024/wukong-ch…

I now find myself in this weird place where I want to get into some big titles from my backlog, but at the same time I'm thinking I'll wait a little longer and play them on the Pro instead. This is not a good scene...

Xbox is right on this one. Sorry Nintendo and Sony, but there's only one correct place for the X.

And Football Manager will easily outsell all these other games, inspite of getting far less gaming media exposure and "discourse" here on Twitter 🙌

When you like gaming, but you really need go keep on smoking shisha...

This is probably the most beautiful thing I own that I never use. But just staring at it brings me joy :) SNK GLOBAL

"Under the name of compliance... It's like an absolute god...an evil disguised as good. There's no such thing as content that doesn't make everyone uncomfortable."

Black Myth Wukong Porsche in some parking lot in China (not my pic). Ignore the Bentley in the background.