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Nintendo Moves Closer to China Switch Launch After Nod for First Game Sale
China granted approval for Nintendo to sell its first Switch console game in the country, a regulator announced, drawing closer the official launch of the hybrid home-portable device in the world's biggest game market.
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China Lifts Ban on Video Game Consoles
Consoles produced in the Shanghai Free-Trade Zone will automatically be approved for sale in the rest of China.
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Microsoft Xbox One to Launch in China on 23 September
The Chinese government this year lifted a ban on gaming consoles that was imposed back in 2000.
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JD.com to Sell Microsoft's Xbox One in China
The Xbox One will be the first gaming console to be released in mainland China since the government banned console sales in 2000.
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Following Microsoft Move, Sony to Sell PlayStation Consoles in China
The move follows Microsoft's, with China only in January loosening its ban on gaming systems due to their violence and political corruption.
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Bland Theft Auto: China censorship weighs on games consoles
China had banned games consoles in 2000, citing their adverse effect on the mental health of its youth.
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China suspends ban on video game consoles after more than a decade
China has temporarily lifted a 14-year-old ban on selling video game consoles, paving the way for Sony Corp, Microsoft Corp and Nintendo Co Ltd to enter the world's third largest video game market in terms of revenue.
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PlayStation, Xbox could come to China after ban on foreign consoles is lifted
The suspension of the 14-year-old ban permits "foreign-invested enterprises" to make games consoles within Shanghai's free trade zone and sell them in China after inspection by cultural departments.
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China considering end to 13-year ban on Video Game consoles: Report
China is considering lifting a decade-long ban on video game consoles.
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Sony PlayStation gets quality certificate, China may lift ban on consoles
Sony's PS 3 received a certification of quality from a Chinese safety standards body, sparking speculation that China may end a decade-old ban on game consoles.
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Nintendo Moves Closer to China Switch Launch After Nod for First Game Sale
China granted approval for Nintendo to sell its first Switch console game in the country, a regulator announced, drawing closer the official launch of the hybrid home-portable device in the world's biggest game market.
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China Lifts Ban on Video Game Consoles
Consoles produced in the Shanghai Free-Trade Zone will automatically be approved for sale in the rest of China.
-
Microsoft Xbox One to Launch in China on 23 September
The Chinese government this year lifted a ban on gaming consoles that was imposed back in 2000.
-
JD.com to Sell Microsoft's Xbox One in China
The Xbox One will be the first gaming console to be released in mainland China since the government banned console sales in 2000.
-
Following Microsoft Move, Sony to Sell PlayStation Consoles in China
The move follows Microsoft's, with China only in January loosening its ban on gaming systems due to their violence and political corruption.
-
Bland Theft Auto: China censorship weighs on games consoles
China had banned games consoles in 2000, citing their adverse effect on the mental health of its youth.
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China suspends ban on video game consoles after more than a decade
China has temporarily lifted a 14-year-old ban on selling video game consoles, paving the way for Sony Corp, Microsoft Corp and Nintendo Co Ltd to enter the world's third largest video game market in terms of revenue.
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PlayStation, Xbox could come to China after ban on foreign consoles is lifted
The suspension of the 14-year-old ban permits "foreign-invested enterprises" to make games consoles within Shanghai's free trade zone and sell them in China after inspection by cultural departments.
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China considering end to 13-year ban on Video Game consoles: Report
China is considering lifting a decade-long ban on video game consoles.
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Sony PlayStation gets quality certificate, China may lift ban on consoles
Sony's PS 3 received a certification of quality from a Chinese safety standards body, sparking speculation that China may end a decade-old ban on game consoles.
