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NetEase
NetEase Games Logo.svg: Infobox image for Minecraft company 'NetEase'
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            "label": "Founder(s)"
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            "field": "June 1997",
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NetEase, Inc. is a Chinese internet and video game corporation, known for handling ports of international video games, such as World of Warcraft, StarCraft II, and Overwatch. In 2017, they developed the China Edition of Minecraft.

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