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Core Insights - The article focuses on the evaluation of the minor protection mechanisms in 20 mobile games, highlighting the importance of real-name authentication as a foundational element of anti-addiction systems in the gaming industry [1][2][4]. Group 1: Real-name Authentication - Real-name authentication has become widespread in almost all mainstream games in the Chinese market, serving as the first line of defense in identifying player age and enforcing manufacturer responsibility [1][2]. - Despite the prevalence of real-name systems, there are potential vulnerabilities, such as unclear binding of real-name information to account information and the possibility of modifying real-name information under certain conditions, which may allow minors to bypass the system [1][7]. Group 2: Age Restrictions and Parental Consent - All 20 evaluated games included age restrictions, parental consent requirements, and appropriate age prompts in their user registration agreements, marking a significant compliance with the established standards [4][10]. - The "Network Game Age Appropriateness Prompt" standard, effective since December 2020, mandates that age prompts be prominently displayed in various game interfaces, ensuring visibility and compliance [4]. Group 3: Personal Information Protection - The evaluation revealed that while most games indicated they would not use minors' information for commercial purposes, only a few leading companies made specific commitments regarding the protection of biometric data [10][12]. - There has been an improvement in the detail provided by game manufacturers regarding the types of data collected from minors and their intended use, indicating a refinement of related policy details [10][13]. Group 4: Parental Involvement - The importance of parental involvement in monitoring minors' gaming activities has been increasingly recognized, with the need for better mechanisms to inform and empower parents [8][9]. - Some manufacturers have begun to require more detailed parental information, such as names and identification numbers, to enhance the monitoring capabilities of guardians [13][15].

Core Insights - The National Press and Publication Administration issued approval for 144 game titles in May 2025, including 130 domestic and 14 imported games [1] - Notable games receiving approval include Perfect World's "Yihuan" and NetEase's "Destiny: Stars" [1][4] - Perfect World's "Yihuan" has gained significant attention, with over 10 million views on Bilibili and 2.48 million reservations on TapTap [1][4] Group 1: Domestic Games - A total of 130 domestic games received approval, with key products from listed companies such as Shanghai Shulong's "Dragon Valley: Remake" and Baidu's "Greedy Snake Battle 2" [1] - Perfect World's "Yihuan" is highlighted as a potential turnaround product for the company, being the first urban supernatural open-world RPG in China [4] - The game's recruitment video has surpassed 5 million views, indicating strong interest [4] Group 2: Imported Games - 14 imported games were approved, including NetEase's "Destiny: Stars," which is the first mobile game based on the Bungie IP [4] - "Destiny: Stars" retains the series' world view and includes classic gameplay elements along with new features like Rogue mode [4] - Other notable imported titles include "Rainbow Island: Adventure" and "Eternal Tree Song: Genesis" from listed companies [4] Group 3: Changes in Game Approvals - Tencent's "Yuanmeng Star" received a new client version approval, while Blizzard's "Diablo II" had its operational unit changed, indicating a potential reconciliation between NetEase and Blizzard [5][8] - The approval for "Diablo II" marks a significant milestone for the classic ARPG, which has sold over 15 million copies globally since its release in 2000 [8]

Group 1 - In May, the National Press and Publication Administration approved 130 domestic online games, including titles from Perfect World and Kaixin Network [1][2] - Among the approved games, 70 are mobile games, 54 are mobile-casual puzzle games, 5 are mobile + client games, and 1 is a tri-platform game [1] - 14 imported online games were also approved, including Blizzard's "Diablo II" which is set to launch in the Chinese market [1][4] Group 2 - Perfect World's "Yihuan," a three-platform game, received approval and is an open-world RPG developed on the Unreal Engine 5, generating significant interest with over 5 million views during its promotional phase [2] - The game has been compared to "GTA" due to its impressive graphics and is seen as a potential turnaround project for Perfect World [2] - Tencent's "Yuanmeng Zhi Xing" has added a client version, expanding its platform availability [7]

Core Viewpoint - The gaming industry is undergoing significant changes, with companies like NetEase facing challenges in mobile game development and shifting focus back to PC and console games, indicating a potential market realignment. Group 1: Game Development Challenges - NetEase has shut down 12 mobile games in a year, including the short-lived "Tianqi Action," which lasted only 45 days, reflecting a negative birth rate of new games [1][3] - The company is experiencing a decline in user retention and game engagement, with "Egg Party" seeing a 40% year-on-year drop in user retention by July [5][6] - The rising costs of game development and user acquisition are making it increasingly difficult for new projects to break even, with the cost to acquire a single paying user reaching 500 yuan [6][7] Group 2: Strategic Shifts and Management Changes - The return of founder Ding Lei and the dismissal of several high-level executives signal a strategic overhaul within NetEase, reminiscent of past significant changes in the company's direction [3][4] - Ding Lei has emphasized a more rigorous approach to game projects, stating that all projects will be evaluated equally, with some being scaled up and others halted [3][4] Group 3: Performance of PC Games - Despite challenges in the mobile sector, NetEase's PC games have shown promising performance, with titles like "Yan Yun Sixteen Sounds" and "Marvel Showdown" achieving significant user engagement and revenue projections [12][13] - The PC gaming market is experiencing growth, with a compound annual growth rate of 3.88% from 2020 to 2024, outpacing the mobile gaming sector [12][20] Group 4: Industry Trends and Competitive Landscape - The gaming market is becoming increasingly competitive, with companies like Tencent and ByteDance adapting their strategies, including reducing reliance on user acquisition spending [10][20] - The trend of cross-platform games is rising, with the number of cross-platform titles increasing eightfold since 2021, indicating a shift in how games are developed and marketed [20][25]