HONG KONG -- China's new rules aimed at protecting children addicted to video games pose another regulatory quagmire for Tencent Holdings, as the entertainment conglomerate continues to recover from last year's freeze on gaming approvals and its attempt to diversify operations hits roadblocks.
The regulations, introduced this week by the State Administration of Press and Publications following Beijing's call to curb excessive gaming, caps the amount minors can spend on gaming for the first time.
