UPDATE: An Activision Blizzard spokesperson told VGC it 'hasn't received the lawsuit yet' and it's 'confident we aren’t in breach of any licensing agreements'.
), NetEase has filed a lawsuit against Blizzard, seeking ¥300 million Yuan to cover refunds for discontinued games and services.NetEase is reportedly also demanding compensation for unsold merchandise inventory and deposits on undeveloped games, in addition to “unequal provisions favoring Blizzard Entertainment” in the licensing agreements between the pair.
“We haven’t received the lawsuit yet, but we are confident we aren’t in breach of any licensing agreements. The terms NetEase appears to be complaining about reflect standard industry practice and have been mutually-beneficial for years. “While this persistent campaign by one former partner is disappointing and puzzling, it’s important to note that we have enjoyed nearly two decades of positive experiences operating in China, and remain committed to serving players and protecting their interests.”in an apparent symbolic gesture aimed at Blizzard, and even streamed the demolition via one of its official game channels.
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