China approves 105 local games, including titles from Tencent and NetEase, after the announcement of a new set of restrictions led to an $80B rout last week
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China approves 105 local games, including titles from Tencent and NetEase, after the announcement of a new set of restrictions led to a $80B rout last week
- Beijing approves games, seeks feedback on new restrictions — Tencent and NetEase shares plunged on Friday on crackdown fear
China publishes draft rules for online gaming, including setting spending limits and banning daily login rewards; stocks for Tencent and NetEase both drop 10%+
- Tencent, NetEase shares dive in Hong Kong after new rules — Beijing has in recent years sought to combat gaming addiction
Source: Tencent Music, NetEase's Cloud Music, and others cut streaming features like virtual lucky draws at a hefty cost, amid China's online gambling crackdown
Josh Ye / Reuters :
At a recent event, senior execs at Tencent, NetEase, and other Chinese gaming companies said they plan to better promote China's culture, as regulations ease
South China Morning Post :
Chinese gamers lost access to Blizzard's games on January 23 when servers in the country shut down, after Blizzard's 14-year NetEase partnership ended
Zheping Huang / Bloomberg :
Chinese regulators approve paid games from Tencent and NetEase for the first time since July 2021, as part of granting 73 games licenses
Beijing gives nod to licenses as it gradually loosens crackdown on tech sector — HONG KONG — Tencent Holdings and NetEase, two of China's biggest …
Chinese game makers, facing slowing domestic user growth and fewer game approvals amid the regulatory crackdown, are rushing into overseas markets like the US
Wall Street Journal : Tweets: @rwang0 and @jchengwsj Tweets: @rwang0 : MyPOV: what China bans they are free to export. How can that be good for other countries? Just like fentanyl Chinese videogame c...
Chinese game makers, facing slowing domestic user growth and fewer game approvals amid the regulatory crackdown, are rushing into overseas markets like the US
With fewer titles approved and domestic user growth slowing, Tencent and its competitors are looking to expansion abroad Tweets: @rwang0 and @jchengwsj Tweets: @rwang0 : MyPOV: what China bans they ar...
China approves publishing licenses for 67 more online game titles, its third batch in 2022, but Tencent and NetEase games again failed to make the list
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