OnePlus is all set to launch its latest offering, the OnePlus Ace 2V, on March 7th in China. The device is specifically designed to cater to the needs of mobile gamers, with a host of features that promise a seamless gaming experience. The company has been teasing its features on Weibo.

One of the most exciting features of the OnePlus Ace 2V is its support for high frame rates in popular games like “League of Legends” and “Game for Peace”. The device supports 120fps in “League of Legends” and 90fps in “Game for Peace” without sacrificing brightness, ensuring gamers enjoy a near-full frame stable and high frame rate experience.

Moreover, the device features the Lingxi Touch technology, which promises a silky-smooth and smooth user experience, whether sliding in daily applications or team battles in games.

The OnePlus Ace 2V also boasts of “Game Cloud Computing Private Network Technology,” which was first introduced in the OnePlus 11. This technology promises to solve network-related problems while playing games and reduce high latency times by almost 44% in weak network environments and 75% in congested online games.

According to recent reports, the OnePlus Ace 2V will equip a powerful Dimensity 9000 chipset, LPDDR5x RAM, and UFS 3.1 storage. The base variant is expected to come with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, while the highest configuration will feature 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage.

The device will sport a large 6.74-inch OLED screen with a 1.5K resolution, 1450 nits brightness, 120Hz refresh rate, a 5,000mAh battery with 100W charging, and a 16-megapixel front camera. At the back, the device will sport a triple camera setup with a primary OIS-enabled 64MP lens, 8MP ultrawide lens, and a 2MP macro lens. Ace 2V will run on OxygenOS 13-based Android 13 OS.

While the OnePlus Ace 2V will not be available in the global market, recent leaks suggest that the phone will be rebranded as the OnePlus Nord 3 for the global market and will be announced in July. The base model of the Ace 2V is expected to be priced at CNY 2,399 ($349).

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Two months have passed since Tencent rebranded China’s version of PUBG Mobile as “Game for Peace,” and the mobile battle royale game has swiftly become the highest-grossing title in the genre, bringing in $860 million as of July, according to a report from analytics firm Sensor Tower.

Game for Peace has brought in a total of $241 million in player spending in the last 60 days, accounting for more than one-quarter of total revenue since it launched in February 2018. The figures do not include spending from third-party Chinese Android stores. In the US market, “PUBG Mobile” also posted a 565% year-over-year surge in revenue last month to $32 million.

This is especially impressive considering the competition. Epic Games’ Fortnite and NetEase’s Knives Out have grossed $725 million and $771 million since launch, respectively. The strong performance has helped Tencent become the top-grossing publisher as of July, raking in more than $679 million from in-app purchases, 39% higher year-on-year.

Tencent had been unable to monetize “PUBG Mobile” in China for more than a year due to a freeze on approvals from China’s game regulator, the State Administration of Press and Publication (SAPP). To this end, the company relaunched the game as “Game for Peace” in May, preserving the core gameplay but adding a more patriotic flavor. It then grossed more than $14 million in its first 72 hours on Apple’s China App Store.

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Today, Chang Cheng, Vice President of the Lenovo Group, announced through Chinese microblogging platform Weibo that the company is rolling out a new update for the Lenovo Z6 Pro introducing 60fps HDR+ support for Game for Peace.

Recently, Xiaomi-backed Redmi released an update for its flagship smartphone Redmi K20 Pro that introduces support for HDR with 60fps for the Game for Peace, which is basically a Chinese variant of the PUBG Mobile, launched to escape the ban from the government.

Lenovo Z6 Pro, launched in April this year, features a 6.39-inch Full HD+ display which offers a screen resolution of 1080 x 2340 pixels and an aspect ratio of 19.5:9. It comes with cinema-grade color HDR10 standard, support for full DC dimming, filter harmful blue light 33%. The screen of the phone is integrated with a sixth-generation in-display fingerprint reader which even works with wet fingers.

Under the hood, the device is powered by the 7nm Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 octa-core chipset that is clocked at 2.84GHz. The handset packs 6/8/12 GB of RAM and 128/256/512 GB of internal storage. It also comes with Coldfront liquid cooling technology that regulates the internal temperature of the device.

Its main camera makes use of a 48-megapixel 1/2-inch Quad-Bayer sensor coupled with a wide-angle (28mm equivalent) f/1.8 lens. Quad-Bayer sensors improve color, detail, and dynamic range by combining the signal from four adjacent pixels into one, which results in a final 12-megapixel (4000 × 3000 pixels) output.

For zoom shots, the smartphone also comes with an 8-megapixel secondary camera with an f/2.4 telelens that, just like the primary camera, comes with PDAF autofocus. On the front side, the phone comes with a 16-megapixel wide-angle lens but DxOMark has not included the front-facing camera in its testing protocols.

The smartphone runs Android 9 Pie operating system and comes preloaded with the company’s own ZUI 11 custom interface. For optimized gaming experience, the handset features Game Turbo game acceleration. The device is fuelled by a 4,000mAh battery that carries support for 27W fast charging through USB-C.

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PUBG is one of the hottest games in the market globally. But the title was closed a few weeks back in China by its maker Tencent. Instead, a PUBG replacement was released by the company called Game For Peace. Turns out, it’s as hot as PUBG itself, as the new title reportedly raked in $70 Million in revenue in May.

Tencent had to remove the game from China last month after it could no longer generate revenue from the game. The Chinese government, in a bit to regulate gaming content, barred the company from earning money from PUBG. This forced Tencent to close the title and release a new game called the Game For Peace. The new title, which is a lot more patriotic, earned its approval from the government. This helped the game generate around $14 million in revenue in just 72 hours of its release. So, it’s not surprising to see that the total revenue from the title for May exceeded $70 million.

In fact, if you bring in PUBG that’s still available outside of China along with this new Game For Peace, Tencent is said to have raked in total revenue of $146 million in May from iOS and Android app stores downloads alone, reports Sensor Tower. This does not take into account spendings on downloads from third-party stores. Another one of Tencent’s title, Honor of Kings, managed to bring in $125 million in revenue in May.

Most Game For Peace players in China is going to be old PUBG players. It has similar gameplay as PUGB and even allows users to migrate their old data into the new title.

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Tencent, the company behind the PUBG game recently announced a replacement for the PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) Mobile with a game called ‘Game of Peace’. As per the report, within just 72 hours of its launch, the game has started generating revenue and has collected over $14 million.

Also, the Game for Peace iOS version was the most downloaded free game and top-grossing game in Apple’s China App Store, according to data from Sensor Tower. Tencent, which is the world’s biggest games publisher by revenue, is now finally generating income from the massive user base for the popular battle royale genre.

Tencent wasn’t able to make money from the mobile version of the PUBG game because of regulatory delays and a government crackdown on content. So the company closed the title last week and launched the new ‘Game for Peace’.

It has similar gameplay and also allows users to migrate their data from PUBG Mobile automatically. Tencent received approval to generate revenue from the new title from regulators last month, which means users can buy skins and other in-game items immediately when they start playing the game.

Besides regulatory reshuffle, China has also banned violent, sexual, and politically sensitive content across many platforms, from TV shows to video games. As a nod to the government’s campaign to protect children’s health and prevent gaming addiction, Game for Peace is only available to players aged 16 or above.

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Further, the company has said in a statement that it will limit the gameplay period for those aged 16 to 18 to two hours per day. As per the game’s description on the website, Game for Peace pays tribute to the People’s Liberation Army Air Force in defending the country’s territory.

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