A new report has found that gaming addiction in China has significantly fallen year-over-year after the country brought in measures to limit play time to just a few hours per week.
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) this week officially adopted the ICD-11, which recognises 'gaming disorder' as an illness, despite opposition from the gaming industry and lobbyists.
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China has resumed issuing licenses to game publishers after it spent the last nine months figuring out how to filter out extreme violence and how to limit games being too addictive for children.
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