Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB), developed by ByteDance subsidiary Moonton Technology, will be released Thursday in mainland China following regulatory approval in 2023. A multiplayer online game ...

MANILA, Philippines — Blacklist International on Tuesday announced its departure from the Mobile Legends Professional League (MPL) Philippines. “Though we believe in the future of the MLBB ...

A Legend, on DVD, Blu-ray and digital video-on-demand Jan. 21, isn't always successful, but is an atypical film for Chan that ultimately pays off. A Legend opens in the Han and Hun era ...

But, with TikTok back, when will these games come back? The US’ desire to ban TikTok and scrutinise Chinese companies more closely makes things a lot more worrying for the video game industry. A ...

Game developer Moonton announced that the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang will be "temporarily suspended" in the United States starting January 19, 2025. The development was announced Sunday (Philippine ...

Why is Mobile Legends Bang Bang not available in the US? The ban has brought the game to a standstill in the U.S. Screenshot by Dot Esports The ban of MLBB comes after TikTok and its parent ...

Mobile Legends Bang Bang (MLBB) has been banned in the United States of America. Moonton — the publisher of the title — released a notice on January 18, 2025, stating the game "is currently ...

The U.S. ban on Mobile Legends: Bang Bang impacts players and raises concerns over data security. Learn what this means for the gaming community. On January 18, 2025, the United States government ...

What some didn't see coming, however, was the ban also affecting other ByteDance products — including games like Marvel Snap and developer MOONTON's Mobile Legends: Bang Bang. Players in the U.S. have ...