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Young Chinese Women Hire Female Cosplayers To Play Dream Men
During her final years of high school, Chinese teenager Xu Yunting found an unusual way to make some pocket money -- transforming herself into male video game characters and taking their female devotees on dates.
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No "Feminist Propaganda": Hit Chinese Video Game In Censorship Row
The co-publisher of hit Chinese video game "Black Myth: Wukong" this week sent guidelines to foreign streamers urging them against discussing politically touchy topics like Covid-19 or feminism, players said.
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Star Wars Outlaws, Black Myth: Wukong, Concord and More: The Biggest Game Launches of August
August is shaping up to be a busy month for video game releases, with games — big and small — from different genres making their debut in the coming weeks. The month will see the launch of two of the most anticipated games of the year: Game Science’s action-RPG Black Myth: Wukong and Ubisoft’s action-adventure title Star Wars Outlaws.
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China To Regulate Amount Of Time And Money People Spend On Video Games
China plans to implement new regulations that will restrict the duration of time and the amount of money people can spend on video games.
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Asian Games: Kabaddi Player's Father Gets Emotional As She Arrives With A Gold Medal
He also proudly showcased the gold medal that his daughter won for the country while struggling to hold back his tears.
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For "Goddess" Smriti Mandhana, Chinese Fan Travels From Beijing To Hangzhou. Story Is Viral
It all happened when the fan deep-dived into YouTube's treasure of cricket videos and immediately got hooked to artistry of Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli and Mandhana, three of his favourites.
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Spectacular Video Shows Computer-Generated Torch-Bearer At Asian Games' Opening Ceremony
The Asian Games declared open by Chinese President Xi Jinping after a colourful ceremony on Saturday.
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Man Snatched Phone From Game-Addicted Son, Threatened With Cleaver: Report
The scary stand-off started after the father asked his son to stop playing video games and confiscated the mobile phone.
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NetEase Declines Activision Blizzard’s Offer to Extend Partnership for Publishing in China
Chinese games publisher NetEase confirmed that it rejected a proposal from Activision Blizzard, which sought to extend their long-term partnership for six months. NetEase claims the proposal was “commercially illogical,” and accused the US firm of “seeking a divorce but still remaining attached,” in a rare public display of acrimony between...
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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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Vivo Tech Day 2022 Roundup: 5G, V1+ Chip, Gimbal Stabilisation, Zeiss Partnership, Design, More Showcased
Vivo showcased several of its achievements in 5G, design, and camera hardware during the first ever Vivo Tech Day held this week in New Delhi, India. The Chinese manufacturer detailed its V1+ chip that improves night video capture, the super cool gimbal stabilisation, and its partnership with Zeiss optics that helps Vivo phones produce sharper imag...
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Chinese Official Sacked for Negligence, Video Game Addiction; Faces Criminal Investigation
The Chinese government has sacked an official for negligence, video game addiction and several other offences, following the miscarriage of a patient after she was barred entry into hospitals due to Covid-19 restrictions. The official, Li Qiang, has been removed from his post as director of the medical emergency centre in Xi'an, kicked out of the r...
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Garena Free Fire, AppLock, 52 More Chinese Apps Banned by India Over National Security Issues
Government has ordered to ban 54 apps including Tencent’s Xriver and gaming firm NetEase’s Onmyoji Arena that have links to China and pose threat to the country’s security, according to sources. Google and Apple have been informed to block access to these apps.
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Tencent's $1.3 Billion Sumo Deal Under US Security Probe
Tencent’s deal with British video game maker Sumo has come under the scrutiny of a US national security panel in a potential setback to the Chinese internet giant.
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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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Young Chinese Women Hire Female Cosplayers To Play Dream Men
During her final years of high school, Chinese teenager Xu Yunting found an unusual way to make some pocket money -- transforming herself into male video game characters and taking their female devotees on dates.
-
No "Feminist Propaganda": Hit Chinese Video Game In Censorship Row
The co-publisher of hit Chinese video game "Black Myth: Wukong" this week sent guidelines to foreign streamers urging them against discussing politically touchy topics like Covid-19 or feminism, players said.
-
Star Wars Outlaws, Black Myth: Wukong, Concord and More: The Biggest Game Launches of August
August is shaping up to be a busy month for video game releases, with games — big and small — from different genres making their debut in the coming weeks. The month will see the launch of two of the most anticipated games of the year: Game Science’s action-RPG Black Myth: Wukong and Ubisoft’s action-adventure title Star Wars Outlaws.
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China To Regulate Amount Of Time And Money People Spend On Video Games
China plans to implement new regulations that will restrict the duration of time and the amount of money people can spend on video games.
-
Asian Games: Kabaddi Player's Father Gets Emotional As She Arrives With A Gold Medal
He also proudly showcased the gold medal that his daughter won for the country while struggling to hold back his tears.
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For "Goddess" Smriti Mandhana, Chinese Fan Travels From Beijing To Hangzhou. Story Is Viral
It all happened when the fan deep-dived into YouTube's treasure of cricket videos and immediately got hooked to artistry of Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli and Mandhana, three of his favourites.
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Spectacular Video Shows Computer-Generated Torch-Bearer At Asian Games' Opening Ceremony
The Asian Games declared open by Chinese President Xi Jinping after a colourful ceremony on Saturday.
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Man Snatched Phone From Game-Addicted Son, Threatened With Cleaver: Report
The scary stand-off started after the father asked his son to stop playing video games and confiscated the mobile phone.
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NetEase Declines Activision Blizzard’s Offer to Extend Partnership for Publishing in China
Chinese games publisher NetEase confirmed that it rejected a proposal from Activision Blizzard, which sought to extend their long-term partnership for six months. NetEase claims the proposal was “commercially illogical,” and accused the US firm of “seeking a divorce but still remaining attached,” in a rare public display of acrimony between...
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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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Vivo Tech Day 2022 Roundup: 5G, V1+ Chip, Gimbal Stabilisation, Zeiss Partnership, Design, More Showcased
Vivo showcased several of its achievements in 5G, design, and camera hardware during the first ever Vivo Tech Day held this week in New Delhi, India. The Chinese manufacturer detailed its V1+ chip that improves night video capture, the super cool gimbal stabilisation, and its partnership with Zeiss optics that helps Vivo phones produce sharper imag...
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Chinese Official Sacked for Negligence, Video Game Addiction; Faces Criminal Investigation
The Chinese government has sacked an official for negligence, video game addiction and several other offences, following the miscarriage of a patient after she was barred entry into hospitals due to Covid-19 restrictions. The official, Li Qiang, has been removed from his post as director of the medical emergency centre in Xi'an, kicked out of the r...
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Garena Free Fire, AppLock, 52 More Chinese Apps Banned by India Over National Security Issues
Government has ordered to ban 54 apps including Tencent’s Xriver and gaming firm NetEase’s Onmyoji Arena that have links to China and pose threat to the country’s security, according to sources. Google and Apple have been informed to block access to these apps.
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Tencent's $1.3 Billion Sumo Deal Under US Security Probe
Tencent’s deal with British video game maker Sumo has come under the scrutiny of a US national security panel in a potential setback to the Chinese internet giant.
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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.
