Changes in Hong Kong stocks | Game stocks had the highest gains, “Shadow Blade Zero” sparked market sentiment, and the number of editions distributed remained high

The Zhitong Finance App learned that game stocks had the highest gains. As of press release, NetEase (09999) rose 9.23% to HK$199.9; Bilibili-W (09626) rose 7.08% to HK$114.9; Xindong (02400) rose 6.74% to HK$44.98; Tencent Holdings (00700) rose 6.72% to HK$428.6; Jinshan Software (03888) rose 4.82% to HK$25.66.

According to the news, on November 2, the domestic 3A game “Shadow Blade Zero” officially announced that the game sold more than 4 million copies in 72 hours. Based on the standard edition price of 268 yuan, its global sales revenue had already exceeded 1 billion yuan. According to reports, in July of this year, in the approval information for domestic online games released by the State Press and Publication Administration, Lingyoufang's “Shadow Blade Zero” was listed, making it one of the most popular game products that received the edition number that month.

Notably, according to the official website of the State Press and Publication Administration, a total of 195 online game versions were approved in October. According to statistics, up to now, 1,766 games have been released in 2026, a significant increase over the same period last year. Cathay Pacific Haitong Securities pointed out that the normalization and distribution of high-order versions intuitively confirms that the current game regulatory environment continues to be relaxed, and that the policy side clearly encourages content innovation and global expansion of the game industry. The core driver for improving game companies' performance comes from popular products.