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The agreement of Chinese companies to combat gaming addiction may hit Steam and other stores

Last week, Tencent, NetEase and more than 200 Chinese gaming companies signed an agreement to combat gaming addiction. A number of experts believe that this could also hit foreign platforms. Among them are Steam, Epic Games Store and other stores that developers actively use to bypass the process of obtaining state licenses to sell their titles in China.The main attention in the signed agreement was paid to online games.
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Memoirs of the head of the developers of The Division and Far Cry 3 will be released in Russia in October. We publish an excerpt

Last September, David Polfeldt, former managing director of Ubisoft Massive, released his book about the gaming industry — “The Universe of Video Games. A documentary blockbuster from the developer of The Division, Far Cry 3 and Assassin’s Creed: Revelations”. Previously, it could only be read in English, but now it is also published in Russian. The Russian-language edition will be available on October 15. We tell you what is hidden under the cover, and share…
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More than 200 Chinese gaming companies have signed an agreement to combat addiction to video games

Against the background of stricter laws regarding video games, more than 200 companies in China have pledged to independently regulate this area and cooperate with the authorities. They will take a number of measures to combat gambling addiction among teenagers — including using a facial recognition system.According to Reuters, the statement of the Chinese gaming association CGIGC was signed by a total of 213 companies.
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How to prepare game trailers for different platforms: a table with detailed specifications

Indie developer and publisher Akupara Games has published a table with the specifications of game trailers. It was originally intended for internal use, but now it has become available to everyone. The table will help you prepare and properly arrange trailers for different platforms.The link to the table was shared by gaming expert Simon Carless in the new issue of his GameDiscoveryCo newsletter.
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Activision Blizzard was sued by employees. The company is accused of suppressing trade unions

Activision Blizzard is facing a new lawsuit. This time, the company was sued by its own employees. They accuse her of intimidating employees, suppressing the organization of trade unions and using unfair labor practices.According to the Washington Post, the lawsuit was filed by Activision Blizzard employees in conjunction with the large Communications Workers of America (CWA) union.