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China targets King of Glory game for deliberately mocking its history

Tencent's new policy restricts players under 12 from playing for more one hour each day

China targets King of Glory game for narrating history mockingly
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King of glory's online poster. From Tencent QQ.

Oiwan Lam | GlobalVoices
Chinese Internet giant Tencent startled users — and stockholders — this week when it set new age requirements for several of its online games, including King of Glory.
Tencent’s new policy restricts players under 12 from playing for more one hour each day, and older teens from playing for more than two hours each day. The company has also increased parental controls and improved the game's identity verification system.
The new policy is a response to government concerns about gaming addiction, and comes at significant financial risk for the company — the multi-player battle game has

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