Beijing - CDC Games, a unit of China-based CDC Corp. that operates online multiplayer games, announced on Monday that it has increased its investment in Japan-based BBMF Group, a provider of 3G content including mobile games.

Beijing - Chinese online games firm CDC Games announced on Thursday that it has partnered with several other game developers to form the Online Games Alliance Against Piracy (OGAAP), to fight online game piracy in China. Other founding members include CCP, Ons On Soft, Sonokong, T3 and Wemade Entertainment; the companies collective titles include "Yulgang," "EVE Online," "Legend of Mir II" and "Shine." "At CDC Games, we have long recognized the potential severity of illicit piracy activities, and have achieved success in individual campaigns against piracy," said CEO Peter Yip. "The formation of OGAAP is a milestone achievement for the online game industry and will seek to leverage the combined power, experience and efforts of many key industry players."

Atlanta - CDC Games, a provider of online games in China, announced on Monday that it has established U.S. operations, based in Atlanta, under a new business unit called CDC Games USA. Ron Williams, vice president of systems engineering for CDC Software, has been named general manager of the new business unit.

Beijing - China's CDC Games, a publisher of online multiplayer games, on Tuesday announced it has invested an undisclosed sum in Xiakexing Network Technologies (XNet), a developer of online games and game technologies.