Which game company is Pig Factory?

Pig Factory is a NetEase game company.

The reason why NetEase is called a pig factory is because NetEase CEO Ding Lei actually raises pigs. In 2009, NetEase, a major Internet company, announced its entry into the pig industry, which attracted a lot of attention. However, quite a few people thought it was a gimmick by NetEase. It was not until the World Internet Conference in 2015 that Ding Lei used his own The black pigs raised by the company entertained the leaders of major companies and were well received. This made people believe that NetEase really raised pigs. Since then, players have ridiculed NetEase as a pig factory.

Although the word "pig" generally has a derogatory connotation in China, the name "pig factory" does not have this meaning. It is more of a ridicule and joke among netizens, and it is also about NetEase CEO Ding Lei's daring to say and do things. a recognition.

NetEase Game Company Capabilities

1. Game Strength

Since NetEase officially established the online game division in 2001, it has been at the forefront of the industry in the field of online games. It has developed into the first independently developed online game company in China.

2. Self-research capabilities

NetEase has strong independent game research and development capabilities. Since its establishment, it has successfully launched 27 self-developed client games, including China’s first massively multiplayer online game. "Fantasy Westward Journey" is the world's first dual-art version of the online game "Fantasy Westward Journey" with 250 million registered users and a maximum number of online users of 2.71 million. In addition, high-quality client games such as "Tianxia 3", "Datang Warriors Zero", "Martial Arts 2", and "A Chinese Ghost Story 2" have all developed into highly popular online games in China upon their release.

With the strong growth of mobile games, NetEase Games has seized the opportunity to continuously innovate and develop widely praised mobile games such as "Journey to the West", "World HD", "Lord Don't Panic", etc., and will also Classic PC games such as Fantasy and Dahua have developed into mobile games, and more than 6 games are ranked in the top 50 on the iOS list.