Why and how China is drastically limiting online gaming for under 18s
China on Monday introduced new rules that limit the amount of time under-18s can spend on video games to three hours a week, a move...
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Cyprus graphics card market mirrors international trends
Recent developments have seen one major manufacturer’s high-end graphics cards becoming easier to find, with the increased availability being reflected in a gradual drop and...
Kojima game Death Stranding makes it to 5 million copies sold
Hideo Kojima’s Death Stranding action game has sold more than five million copies worldwide across all of its available platforms, its production company has confirmed....
First reactions to Steam Deck handheld console positive
Valve Corporation’s new Steam Deck handheld console promises to blend PC gaming with mobility and while initial reactions are positive but questions remain. What exactly...
Video game industry gathers for E3 2021 event
The video game industry’s biggest event of the year begins on Saturday with a raft of exciting rumours surrounding the major developers who are scheduled...
Sony mounts final assault on Microsoft’s Xbox
PlayStation 5 launch event gave mouthwatering preview of games that will be available Crucial updates in the runup to the release of the PlayStation 5,...
European gaming regulators conference to be held in Cyprus
The 30th Conference of Gaming Regulators European Forum (GREF) will be held in Cyprus following a unanimous decision of its Council, it was announced on...
Online gaming to boost economy, create jobs
THE regulation of online betting, along with the other measures relating to the betting industry, will create new significant prospects for the economy, Finance Minister...
Bonding over the board
By Annette Chrysostomou Gaming? A new surge? Hardly, there is plenty of it around, and video games and online gaming come to mind. But there...
Casino process ‘moving fast’
By George Psyllides The government aims to select and license a casino operator in less than a year from today, government spokesman Nicos Christodoulides said...