EGW-NewsGamingChinese authorities have limited the time for computer games for minors - a limit of 3 hours a week
Chinese authorities have limited the time for computer games for minors - a limit of 3 hours a week
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Chinese authorities limit the time teenagers can spend playing computer games to 3 hours a week. Bloomberg reports.
Earlier in China, there were already restrictions on the pastime of minors in computer games: in 2019, Chinese teenagers under the age of 16 could play for 1.5 hours a day. Now this period has been reduced to 1 hour on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and holidays and only from 20:00 to 21:00 local time.
All of these restrictions are part of the local adolescent gambling program. What consequences this will entail for the gaming industry in the country is not yet clear.
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