Published 1 year ago

China's problem of youth game addiction has been solved

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China has resolved the problem of game addiction among its youth, a report co-written by the country's top gaming industry association said, in remarks likely to be welcomed by the regulations-battered sector. China Game Industry Group Committee says 75% of young gamers now play for less than three hours a week. Government has repeatedly warned against a rising trend of gaming addiction among young people.

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BBC News

China claims youth gaming addiction resolved

Children's access to video games has been strictly rationed in China because of addiction concerns,

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Reuters

China's problem of youth game addiction has been solved -top industry body

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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South China Morning Post

Video game addiction among minors in China ‘basically solved’, report says

More than 75 per cent of gamers under 18 have capped their playing time to three hours a week, according to a report from China’s semi-official video gaming industry association.

1 year ago·Hong Kong

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Channel News Asia

China has "solved" youth gaming addiction: Industry body

BEIJING: China has "solved" the issue of youth video game addiction, a report co-written by the country's top gaming industry body has said, a year after the government limited the number of hours young people could play a day. China is the world's biggest gaming market, but the industry - termed "spiritua

1 year ago·Singapore

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