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Final Fantasy XIV Announced for Mobile, With PUBG Mobile Developer at Helm
Final Fantasy XIV, the long-running popular MMOROG from Square Enix, is coming to mobile platforms, the publisher announced Wednesday. The mobile version of the game is being developed by Tencent-owned Lightspeed Studios, that previously worked on PUBG Mobile.
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Red Magic Gaming Pad AnTuTu Score Revealed Ahead of September 5 Launch
Red Magic Gaming Pad is confirmed to launch in China on September 5. Ahead of the launch, the AnTuTu score of the tablet has surfaced online and it suggests that the upcoming product will be a high-performing one. The RAM, storage and display details of the tablet have also been revealed in the process.
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''Thought He Was Sleeping'': Man's Death Goes Unnoticed For 30 Hours In China Internet Cafe
The employees of the cafe thought the man was fast asleep and they didn't bother to wake him up.
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China Subway Passengers Asked To Remove Scary Makeup Before Entering Station
To facilitate the removal of "scary" facial makeup, the station supplied cleansing products, tissues, and a receptacle. According to the rail passenger code, individuals are advised against wearing makeup that could potentially incite panic.
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China’s Online Gaming Regulator Grants Approval to 27 New Video Games, Including Tencent, NetEase Titles
Among the imported online games approved by the National Press and Publication Administration is at least one by Tencent, a game called Merge Mansion, according to a list the regulator released on Monday. NetEase secured approval for at least one mobile game named Audition: Everybody Party, while Bilibili received a licence for a game called Shanya...
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Tencent Is Planning a Valorant League as Gaming Crackdown Eases in China
Tencent is planning to host a Valorant esports tournament as the FPS game rolls out in China, following a two-year industry crackdown. Talks are in their initial stages and Tencent could push back its timeline from its predicted summer window. A Valorant league should help kickstart competitive online gaming in China after pandemic restrictions and...
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Tencent Fires Over 100 Employees Found Guilty of Bribery, Embezzlement
Tencent on Monday revealed that it had fired over 100 employees found guilty of bribery and embezzlement, an announcement that comes as the company struggles under a broad regulatory crackdown on China's tech sector initiated in late 2020. More than a hundred employees were guilty of violating Tencent's anti-fraud policy and one employee was found ...
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China Has Resolved Its Youth Game Addiction Problem, Top Industry Body Claims
China has successfully resolved the problem of game addiction among its youth, the country's top gaming industry association said in a report. Last year, regulators introduced rules to curb game addiction, barring anyone under 18 from playing video games for more than three hours a week. The move came as part of a broad regulatory crackdown against...
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Assassin’s Creed Infinity, Mobile, Japan, Hexe Announced at Ubisoft Forward
Multiple Assassin’s Creed announcements were made at Ubisoft Forward. First up, we have Assassin’s Creed Infinity, an online live service hub, that ties together a bunch of upcoming entries/ worlds to the franchise — akin to the in-game Animus. Then there’s Codename Red, which takes you to the long-requested setting of feudal Japan, while A...
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Tencent's Penguin Esports Streaming Service Shut Down After China Blocked Merger
Tencent has announced that it'll shut down its online game streaming service Penguin Esports less than a year after China blocked a major merger that would've helped Tencent take on Amazon's Twitch.
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Audible, Apps for Holy Books Disappear from Apple’s App Store in China Amid Crackdown
Audible and some mobile apps for reading the holy books of Islam and Christianity have disappeared from the Apple’s App Store in China to adhere to the country's tightened rules for internet firms.
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New Online Games’ Approval Said to Be Suspended by China: Report
China has temporarily suspended approval for all new online games in a bid to curb a gaming addiction among young people, as per a report citing people with knowledge of the matter.
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China Suspends Approval For New Online Games To Curb Addiction: Report
China Gaming Game: China has temporarily suspended approval for all new online games in a bid to curb a gaming addiction among young people, the South China Morning Post reported on Thursday citing people with knowledge of the matter.
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3 Hours A Week: China's New Rules For Children Playing Video Games
China has forbidden under-18s from playing video games for more than three hours a week, a stringent social intervention that it said was needed to pull the plug on a growing addiction to what it once described as "spiritual opium".
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Tencent's Shares Dive After Report Calls Online Games "Spiritual Opium"
China's Tencent Holdings Ltd said on Tuesday it would curb minors' access to its flagship video game, hours after its shares were battered by a state media article that described online games as "spiritual opium".
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Final Fantasy XIV Announced for Mobile, With PUBG Mobile Developer at Helm
Final Fantasy XIV, the long-running popular MMOROG from Square Enix, is coming to mobile platforms, the publisher announced Wednesday. The mobile version of the game is being developed by Tencent-owned Lightspeed Studios, that previously worked on PUBG Mobile.
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Red Magic Gaming Pad AnTuTu Score Revealed Ahead of September 5 Launch
Red Magic Gaming Pad is confirmed to launch in China on September 5. Ahead of the launch, the AnTuTu score of the tablet has surfaced online and it suggests that the upcoming product will be a high-performing one. The RAM, storage and display details of the tablet have also been revealed in the process.
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''Thought He Was Sleeping'': Man's Death Goes Unnoticed For 30 Hours In China Internet Cafe
The employees of the cafe thought the man was fast asleep and they didn't bother to wake him up.
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China Subway Passengers Asked To Remove Scary Makeup Before Entering Station
To facilitate the removal of "scary" facial makeup, the station supplied cleansing products, tissues, and a receptacle. According to the rail passenger code, individuals are advised against wearing makeup that could potentially incite panic.
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China’s Online Gaming Regulator Grants Approval to 27 New Video Games, Including Tencent, NetEase Titles
Among the imported online games approved by the National Press and Publication Administration is at least one by Tencent, a game called Merge Mansion, according to a list the regulator released on Monday. NetEase secured approval for at least one mobile game named Audition: Everybody Party, while Bilibili received a licence for a game called Shanya...
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Tencent Is Planning a Valorant League as Gaming Crackdown Eases in China
Tencent is planning to host a Valorant esports tournament as the FPS game rolls out in China, following a two-year industry crackdown. Talks are in their initial stages and Tencent could push back its timeline from its predicted summer window. A Valorant league should help kickstart competitive online gaming in China after pandemic restrictions and...
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Tencent Fires Over 100 Employees Found Guilty of Bribery, Embezzlement
Tencent on Monday revealed that it had fired over 100 employees found guilty of bribery and embezzlement, an announcement that comes as the company struggles under a broad regulatory crackdown on China's tech sector initiated in late 2020. More than a hundred employees were guilty of violating Tencent's anti-fraud policy and one employee was found ...
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China Has Resolved Its Youth Game Addiction Problem, Top Industry Body Claims
China has successfully resolved the problem of game addiction among its youth, the country's top gaming industry association said in a report. Last year, regulators introduced rules to curb game addiction, barring anyone under 18 from playing video games for more than three hours a week. The move came as part of a broad regulatory crackdown against...
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Assassin’s Creed Infinity, Mobile, Japan, Hexe Announced at Ubisoft Forward
Multiple Assassin’s Creed announcements were made at Ubisoft Forward. First up, we have Assassin’s Creed Infinity, an online live service hub, that ties together a bunch of upcoming entries/ worlds to the franchise — akin to the in-game Animus. Then there’s Codename Red, which takes you to the long-requested setting of feudal Japan, while A...
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Tencent's Penguin Esports Streaming Service Shut Down After China Blocked Merger
Tencent has announced that it'll shut down its online game streaming service Penguin Esports less than a year after China blocked a major merger that would've helped Tencent take on Amazon's Twitch.
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Audible, Apps for Holy Books Disappear from Apple’s App Store in China Amid Crackdown
Audible and some mobile apps for reading the holy books of Islam and Christianity have disappeared from the Apple’s App Store in China to adhere to the country's tightened rules for internet firms.
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New Online Games’ Approval Said to Be Suspended by China: Report
China has temporarily suspended approval for all new online games in a bid to curb a gaming addiction among young people, as per a report citing people with knowledge of the matter.
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China Suspends Approval For New Online Games To Curb Addiction: Report
China Gaming Game: China has temporarily suspended approval for all new online games in a bid to curb a gaming addiction among young people, the South China Morning Post reported on Thursday citing people with knowledge of the matter.
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3 Hours A Week: China's New Rules For Children Playing Video Games
China has forbidden under-18s from playing video games for more than three hours a week, a stringent social intervention that it said was needed to pull the plug on a growing addiction to what it once described as "spiritual opium".
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Tencent's Shares Dive After Report Calls Online Games "Spiritual Opium"
China's Tencent Holdings Ltd said on Tuesday it would curb minors' access to its flagship video game, hours after its shares were battered by a state media article that described online games as "spiritual opium".
