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With tariff increases looming on the horizon, the Big N confirms it's moving some Switch production out of China.

China's newly announced ethics committee begins sorting through "violent" and "addictive" video game titles for approval.

PUBG's player numbers on PC are plummeting as Bluehole turns a blind eye to Chinese cheaters spoiling everyone else's fun.

With Fallout: New Vegas being modded into Fallout 4, I count down my top five locations I'd like to see modders potentially add or explore!

Due to a partnership with Tencent, Psyonix has revealed Rocket League will no longer be available on Steam. So what does that mean for players outside of China?

Pokémon Go blocked from release in China, Government officials cite security as their reason.

Hotly anticipated JRPG Persona 5 by developer Atlus releases next week in Japan and China!

Step into high-tempo SRPG battles and see if you come out top in the Fantasy Arena.

Here comes the latest Chinese knock-off: Sepia Go!, which is just a blatant copy of Splatoon. Question is, will Nintendo be able to do anything about it?

Negative reviews mean nothing in the face of $377.6 million, as gamers and moviegoers (particularly in China) flock to the Warcraft movie.

Monster Hunter Online 2.0 Expansion teaser reveals new elder dragon "Merphistophelin" and other critters of past generations, including a tease for a certain black and golden primate!

The Warcraft film maybe reviewing badly with American critics but its popularity in China appears to ignore this altogether.

Downloading Asian Android games is a lot easier than it used to be thanks to QooApp.

Xiao Yun ran away from home and spent the next 10 years living and breathing video games in Internet cafes. Her tale spills into China's fight on video game addiction.

Gaming is growing around the world. Here are some of the countries that have the highest potential for growth.

China surpasses the United States in the annual revenue that games make in each market.

Ouya, Xbox One, PS4... they're all the same, now. Thanks to Ouye!

After a fifteen-year-long ban, China’s gamers will soon be able to freely obtain console games across the country. MMORPG developers might have to step up their game.

After a 15 year ban on video game consoles throughout the entirety of China, they've lifted the ban; but will include strict regulations for the consoles that are manufactured and sold.

7 timelines Assassin's Creed should take on in future games