Business news (and not only) of the gaming industry for September 6.

The Celestial Empire is restless again. Chinese gaming colossus Tencent has announced a new registration and identification system in Honor of Kings (aka Arena of War), the highest-grossing mobile game in the world. The company will register players by their real name, and then check their age and identity against the police database.

The CEO of Unity believes that the company’s engine is popular today not only among mobile developers. He stated that half of the game projects for all platforms are developed on Unity.

South Korean Pearl Abyss acquires a European asset. The developer of one of the brightest MMORPGs of recent times buys the Icelandic CCP Games. The latter is famous for the space MMO blockbuster Eve Online.