
HONG KONG -- China granted new video game licenses on Monday for the first time in nine months, but none of the 45 approved titles came from the big domestic leaders NetEase and Tencent Holdings.
Unofficial freeze ends, but no new titles licensed for NetEase and Tencent
HONG KONG -- China granted new video game licenses on Monday for the first time in nine months, but none of the 45 approved titles came from the big domestic leaders NetEase and Tencent Holdings.
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