China approves third batch of video games; still no Tencent
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[SHANGHAI] Chinese authorities on Tuesday approved the release of a third batch of video games after a freeze for most of last year, with industry leader Tencent Holdings Ltd again absent from the list of approved titles.
The list from broadcasting watchdog - the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television - featured 93 new video games.
Tencent's domestic rival NetEase Inc was also absent from the list.
The list was the third since December. The body previously approved a batch of 84 new video games earlier this month.
REUTERS
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