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Chinese Man Jailed For Running For-Profit Private Server
In the Banan district Court of Chongqing, Sichuan province, a young man was sentenced to three years in prison, four years probation and fined $US48805.80 for running a for-profit private server of the massively multi-player online role playing game, The Legend of Mir 2.
China, You Are Allowed To Make TV Shows Based On Video Games.
Earlier this month, we reported that the Chinese State Administration for Film, Radio and Television (SARFT) came out with six guidelines that could affect the future of Chinese television. Those six guidelines included a ban on the creation of TV dramas based on online video games. Now it appears that SARFT has come out and said the guidelines were false and that TV shows can be based on online games among other things. Oh.
What If Online Gamers Were Completely Honest?
Plenty of people don’t like Cracked, but I quite like the site, particularly when they cast their eye towards video games. This video in particular — which shows what online gamers would say if they were 100% honest — hits a lot of nails on a lot of heads!
Online Game Saves Man From Being (Maybe!) Burned Alive
How Does World Of Warcraft Threaten The Porn Industry?
According to an article by The Daily Beast’s Richard Abowitz, online games like World of Warcraft are one of the top five reasons porn-for-profit is dying, and it all comes down to staying power.
Atlus Online Now Open For Business
Atlus has completed phase one in the deployment of their internet community and online gaming portal Atlus Online, with mascot Jack Frost running rampant all over the page.
Atlus Launching Online Gaming Portal Atlus Online
Atlus fans around the world will soon have a lovely new place to play online games and chat with other like-minded individuals, as Atlus readies their new community portal, Atlus Online.



















