Gaming Ban: China sets hard rules
The Chinese government wants to introduce new regulations for children and adolescents through which they should play less video games. Why and how much should access to video games should now be restricted? China sets hard rules Video games are a sensitive topic in China and will probably remain in the foreseeable future, how a new regulation suggests. The National Press and Publication Administration (NPPA) is responsible for topics such as gaming and online media in China and now introducing new rules for children and adolescents who should severely limit their playing time. For example, people under the age of 18 should only be allowed on Friday, Saturday and Sunday to play an hour from 8 to 9 o'clock in the evening. Overall, minors are only three hours a week in their favorite games. Holidays are no exception. That means: no hours of fornite sessions in the summer holidays and no minecraft after the school anymore. (Source: South China Morning Post) The execution of t...