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Not quite game over

On December 22, the gaming regulator (NPPA) issued a draft regulation that caused the biggest panic in China’s gaming industry since the tech crackdown. 
What freaked everyone out: The draft threatens to kneecap game company revenue by requiring companies to set a user spending cap for certain ...

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