Due to problems with the cooperation between Huawei and Tencent, the game was removed from the shelves.

On January 1, 2021, Huawei Game Center Community issued an announcement stating that due to Tencent Games unilaterally making major changes to the cooperation between the two parties at 17:57 on December 31, 2020, the continued cooperation between the two parties has been affected. create significant obstacles.

Tencent Games subsequently issued an announcement through the official community account "ShinShin", responding that because the "Mobile Game Promotion Project Agreement" between Huawei's mobile game platform and ours failed to be renewed as scheduled, Tencent Games' related products were Suddenly removed.

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Some industry insiders predict that the removal of games is likely to be divided into conflicts

According to Huawei's current application and game sharing strategy, the domestic Android market The payment channel ratio is maintained at 3:7 (developers come last), in-app payment is 3:7 for applications, and 5:5 for games. Most foreign markets adopt the 3:7 method. However, Huawei adopts different sharing ratios in China and overseas. Its domestic Andriod market is 5:5. If developers need traffic, they also need to place advertisements. In foreign markets, Huawei adopts a 15:1 ratio in order to cope with US suppression and compete with Google. : 85% share ratio, that is to say, overseas game companies can obtain 85% revenue share during the preferential period.

However, since mid-2019, Tencent has proposed a 30:7 share ratio for channel providers, which is quite different from the 5:5 share ratio for game distribution followed by Huawei and other mobile phone manufacturers. Tencent wants to get a larger share ratio, while Huawei hopes to insist on a "50-50 split" between both parties. Therefore, the delisting incident broke out after many failed negotiations between the two parties.