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It’s game-on in China and Southeast Asia

Following China’s decision to lift the ban on consoles, it is not just mobile and PC games that are exploding—advergames by brands are catching on too.

by Matthew Carlton | 06/17/2015

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Making a play: China’s fast-growing market is attracting Western and local publishers
| china , gaming , sea , sony , southeast asia , tencent

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