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China Approves 158 New Video Game Licenses in May, Including Tencent and NetEase Titles
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China Approves 158 New Video Game Licenses in May, Including Tencent and NetEase Titles

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China's regulatory body approved 158 new video game licenses in May, a move seen as positive for the domestic gaming industry. The approvals include new titles from major developers Tencent and NetEase.

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