Top Reviews in China for Games
China will require game makers to submit video games to censors as the government there further cracks down on the industry. Verboten are themes that are "too scary," or include "boys' love." This comes after the country limited children to three hours of gaming a week, notes Fortune.
China is reviewing new games to ensure they meet stricter criteria for content and protection of children, Bloomberg News said on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
The media watchdog is re-evaluating titles submitted for approval by game developers from Tencent Holdings Ltd (0700.HK) to Netease Inc (9999.HK) to make sure they comply with fresh curbs imposed in August, the report said
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