Also this seems to only be affecting Chinese-made/Chinese-published online games as far as the Gizmodo article has sourced. Also I can't find the exact document they're sourcing because they linked a generic legal document on the Chinese-made online games approval process as I can read Chinese.
I'm very confused where Gizmodo sourced this from, because I've read through the recent SAPPRFT news (aka the censorship organization and theres no recent news since April 10th)
Ok it seems like its from a SAPPRFT gaming conference in China, hilariously, the few Chinese forum sources I can find reference this techcrunch article too, this is probably the original link everyone is sourcing from:
https://techcrunch.com/2019/04/21/chinas-new-gaming-rules-to...
Also this seems to only be affecting Chinese-made/Chinese-published online games as far as the Gizmodo article has sourced. Also I can't find the exact document they're sourcing because they linked a generic legal document on the Chinese-made online games approval process as I can read Chinese.
Here it is google translated: https://translate.google.com.hk/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=ht...
I'm very confused where Gizmodo sourced this from, because I've read through the recent SAPPRFT news (aka the censorship organization and theres no recent news since April 10th)
Ok it seems like its from a SAPPRFT gaming conference in China, hilariously, the few Chinese forum sources I can find reference this techcrunch article too, this is probably the original link everyone is sourcing from: https://techcrunch.com/2019/04/21/chinas-new-gaming-rules-to...