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2K China

Chinese video game developer


Chinese video game developer

FieldValue
name2K Games (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.
logo2K China Logo.svg
typeSubsidiary
industryVideo games
fateDissolved
founded
founder
defunct
hq_location_cityShanghai
hq_location_countryChina
num_locations3 studios
num_locations_year2015
num_employees150
num_employees_year2015
parent2K

2K Games (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., doing business as 2K China (formerly 2K Shanghai), was a Chinese video game developer based in Shanghai.

History

2K Shanghai was founded as a subsidiary of 2K on 9 May 2006, in response to China's rapidly growing gaming market. Initial projects for the company included doing Chinese localisation for Civilization IV, developing an original intellectual property, and "serve as a hub for sales, marketing, development and outsourcing opportunities in China".

On 6 November 2015, 2K's parent company, Take-Two Interactive, announced that they had closed down 2K China due to profitability concerns over their in-development title Borderlands Online. Due to the closure, Borderlands Online was effectively cancelled. 150 people were made redundant at 2K China and its Hangzhou studio, while the Chengdu studio, as 2K Chengdu, was retained as a quality assurance facility.

Games developed

YearTitlePlatform(s)Notes
2006Sid Meier's Civilization IV: WarlordsMicrosoft WindowsAssisted Firaxis Games
Sid Meier's Railroads!
2007Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword
2008Don King Presents: PrizefighterXbox 360Assisted Venom Games
Major League Baseball 2K8Wii
Sid Meier's Civilization IV: ColonizationMicrosoft WindowsAssisted Firaxis Games
Sid Meier's Civilization RevolutionNintendo DS
PlayStation 3
Xbox 360
Top Spin 3Nintendo DS
Wii
2009Don King BoxingNintendo DS
Wii
Major League Baseball 2K9PlayStation Portable
Wii
NBA 2K10PlayStation Portable
Sid Meier's Civilization RevolutioniOS
2010BioShock 2Microsoft WindowsAssisted 2K Marin
PlayStation 3
Xbox 360
BioShock 2: Minerva's DenPlayStation 3
Xbox 360
Carnival GamesiOS
Major League Baseball 2K10PlayStation 2
PlayStation Portable
Wii
NBA 2K11PlayStation Portable
NHL 2K11iOS
Sid Meier's Civilization VMicrosoft WindowsAssisted Firaxis Games
Sid Meier's Pirates!Wii
The Misadventures of P.B. WinterbottomMicrosoft Windows
2011BioShock 2: Minerva's DenMicrosoft WindowsAssisted 2K Marin
Carnival Games Volume IIiOS
Major League Baseball 2K11PlayStation 2Assisted Virtuos
PlayStation Portable
Wii
NBA 2K12iOS
PlayStation 2Assisted Virtuos
Wii
Sid Meier's Pirates!iOS
Top Spin 4PlayStation 3Assisted 2K Czech
Wii
Xbox 360Assisted 2K Czech
2012Major League Baseball 2K12PlayStation 2Assisted Virtuos
PlayStation Portable
Wii
NBA 2K13Android
iOS
Microsoft WindowsAssisted Visual Concepts
PlayStation 3
Xbox 360
Wii U
Sid Meier's Civilization V: Gods & KingsMicrosoft WindowsAssisted Firaxis Games
Sid Meier's Civilization RevolutionWindows Phone
Sid Meier's Pirates!Windows Phone
Spec Ops: The LineMicrosoft WindowsAssisted Yager Development
PlayStation 3
Xbox 360
The Darkness IIMicrosoft WindowsAssisted Digital Extremes
PlayStation 3
Xbox 360
XCOM: Enemy UnknownMicrosoft WindowsAssisted Firaxis Games
PlayStation 3
Xbox 360
2013Sid Meier's Civilization V: Brave New WorldMicrosoft Windows
The Bureau: XCOM DeclassifiedMicrosoft WindowsAssisted 2K Marin
PlayStation 3
Xbox 360
XCOM: Enemy UnknowniOS
2014BioShockiOS
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel!Microsoft WindowsAssisted 2K Australia
PlayStation 3
Xbox 360
Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution 2Android
iOS
XCOM: Enemy UnknownAndroidAssisted Virtuos
XCOM: Enemy WithinAndroid
Fire OS
iOS
2015EvolveMicrosoft WindowsAssisted Turtle Rock Studios
PlayStation 4
Xbox One

References

References

  1. Burnes, Andrew. (9 May 2006). "2K Games Shacks Up In Shanghai".
  2. "Take-Two announces 2K Shanghai".
  3. "Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. Establishes 2K Shanghai".
  4. "Take-Two sets up Chinese development studio".
  5. Makuch, Eddie. (6 November 2015). "Borderlands Online Canceled, Developer Shuttered".
  6. "2K China closed as Borderlands Online cancelled".
  7. Matulef, Jeffrey. (6 November 2015). "Take-Two cancels Borderlands Online, shuts down 2K China".
  8. "Take-Two Interactive closes 2K China".
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