China Banned the Broadcasts of Many Games

Last March, the Chinese government imposed restrictions on online gaming for its underage citizens. including social media and live broadcast announced that it will expand. According to reports, the Chinese government has started to enact the law as of this month.

The country’s national radio and television administration, many disapproved games banned from broadcasting and sharing on social media. According to the new bill, Chinese citizens can not only broadcast the games by ordinary broadcasters but also tournament broadcasts by professional esports organizations. they won’t be able to watch.

Among the games included in the broadcast ban is Elden Ring.

One of the driving factors behind this bill enacted in China is that while video games must receive official approval for release in China, unapproved games often Huya, DouYu, and Bilibili It was published without permission on platforms such as One of the scopes of the bill is the fact that the games that do not get permission from the government will not be able to be broadcast. One of these games is the last hit of the game world. Elden Ring.

Earlier this year, Elden Ring released an average daily average on Chinese game live streaming platforms, despite not having a license. to 17.1 million viewers became a hit. But the key point here, of course, is the lack of permission. Since there is no permission, Chinese citizens will no longer be able to broadcast and watch Elden Ring.