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=== Xigua Video === | === Xigua Video === | ||
'''Xigua Video''' (西瓜视频, Xīguā shìpín), originally launched in 2016 as ''Toutiao Video'', has transformed into a versatile digital hub catering to both creators and viewers. Starting as a platform for user-generated short and medium-length clips, it later expanded into producing original films and TV shows, blending grassroots creativity with professional entertainment. | |||
The rebranded platform combines its roots in casual, bite-sized content with curated high-quality programming, positioning itself as a dual-force player in China’s digital content landscape. Key to its evolution is its focus on diverse formats—from quick viral videos to polished episodic productions—making it a one-stop destination for varied viewer preferences | |||
=== Nuverse === | |||
Nuverse, established in 2019 as ByteDance’s gaming arm, expanded globally with Warhammer 40,000: Lost Crusade (2021) and acquired Moonton the same year after outbidding Tencent. Its breakout title Marvel Snap (2022) launched after testing in the Philippines and New Zealand. | |||
By November 2023, ByteDance began restructuring Nuverse to exit gaming. In January 2025, Marvel Snap faced a 3-day US ban before restoration under revised policies, returning to the App Store by January 27. | |||
*'''2021''': Moonton acquisition, first global game release | |||
*'''2022''': Marvel Snap worldwide launch | |||
*'''2023''': Strategic gaming exit initiated | |||
*'''2025''': US ban reversal and service resumption | |||
=== Nuverse === | === Nuverse === | ||
=== Volcano Engine === | === Volcano Engine === | ||