Friday became a day of excitement and happiness for the gamers community of China. According to sources, the government has legitimated 87 video games in the country from the leading developers.Tencent and Alibaba were the leading developers in the industry, getting a green signal from the PRC. Good News for Chinese Gamers
Tencent, one of the world's sizeable game vendors and one of the most financially valuable companies, got the license for a mobile game called "Wangzhewanxiangqi." (I will leave the pronunciation up to you)Other developers, such as Alibaba and NetEase, also got the nod from the Chinese government. Alibaba got the green signal for the game called "Chunqiuxuanqi," while NetEase got the approval for "Journey to the West: Shikong."Notably, the Chinese government banned Tencent and other developers from updating and launching new games in the country for a while. Home to the world's largest gaming population, the bans were definitely a dead weight for the whole community. Good News for Chinese Gamers
However, the approval of 87 new video games by China shows a relaxing attitude of the government towards gamers and the whole tech industry in general. The government has always maintained its remarks on gaming as "incorrect." But the change in generation and technology means only one thing: You need to adapt in order to thrive! For more updates keep visiting our website www.topstoriesworld.com where we provide unbiased, true, and top stories of the world.
Good News for Chinese Gamers
Tencent, one of the world's sizeable game vendors and one of the most financially valuable companies, got the license for a mobile game called "Wangzhewanxiangqi." (I will leave the pronunciation up to you)
Other developers, such as Alibaba and NetEase, also got the nod from the Chinese government. Alibaba got the green signal for the game called "Chunqiuxuanqi," while NetEase got the approval for "Journey to the West: Shikong."
Notably, the Chinese government banned Tencent and other developers from updating and launching new games in the country for a while. Home to the world's largest gaming population, the bans were definitely a dead weight for the whole community.
Good News for Chinese Gamers
However, the approval of 87 new video games by China shows a relaxing attitude of the government towards gamers and the whole tech industry in general. The government has always maintained its remarks on gaming as "incorrect." But the change in generation and technology means only one thing: You need to adapt in order to thrive!
For more updates keep visiting our website www.topstoriesworld.com where we provide unbiased, true, and top stories of the world.
