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The Chinese government has clamped down on the amount of time youngsters can spend playing online games, according to the official news agency Xinhua.
Under-18s who play for more than three consecutive hours a day will have limits imposed on the amount of points they can score, the agency reported.
China is such a big and important market. Companies are ready to make compromises. We have seen it with Google, Yahoo and Microsoft and I can see gaming companies tailoring games for the Chinese market.
What do you think? It will probably in my opinion be heavily enforced like the great firewall of china; but obviously ways will be made to get around any system enforced; however due to the communist regieme, I doubt a large proportion of people would take such things up.