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It was originally reported that the Chinese government would be starting another round of approval process for games back in November 2021. After several months, that has finally happened. According to a report from Reuters, China's gaming regulator approved the publishing licenses of 45 games in the country. These 45 games include Baidu and XD...
Getting games approved for officially being sold in China is brutal. Only a handful of games get approved each time, and they only happen once in a while. That's probably the reason why the stocks for Asian game developers began to increase in value after the 21st Century Business Herald (via Bloomberg) reported that the Chinese government will ...
Big Brother is watching, or rather, Tencent is watching. The China-based gaming giant has launched a controversial new technology to stop children and teenagers from excessively playing games throughout the nighttime. How? They have unleashed a time-sensitive facial recognition system that will identify minors who play the game between 10pm to 8...
The world has been negatively affected by the currently-ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, including the games industry. China is one of the countries most impacted by the crisis, but according to statistics provided by games analyst Niko, the nation remains the world's largest market for PC gaming. Niko reported that both mobile and PC games revenue in C...
China made headlines and waves in the games industry a few months ago when the country announced that it will be suspending game approvals for an unconfirmed period of time. After approximately four months, the country has now declared that it will once again be resuming review of games for approval, as well as outlining the government's plans for ...
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