Market Overview - A-shares experienced a pullback after an initial rise, with the Shanghai Composite Index down 0.3% to 3338.42 points, the Shenzhen Component Index down 0.71%, and the ChiNext Index down 1.28% to 1995.61 points, with a half-day trading volume of 660.96 billion yuan [1][2]. Sector Performance - The controllable nuclear fusion concept led the market with an average increase of 3.90%, while the network gaming sector also showed strength, with stocks like Youzu Network hitting the daily limit [3][4]. - The gaming industry is entering a new development phase characterized by "content refinement + AI industrialization + globalization systematization," with a stable short-term policy environment and long-term global growth potential [4]. Company Insights - **ShengTian Network**: Actively exploring AI applications in gaming and social scenarios, with significant game releases expected in 2025 [7]. - **Giant Network**: Focused on long-term operation of existing games, leveraging AI for accelerated growth [8]. - **ShunNet Technology**: Developing its own intelligent engine and cloud computing platform, aiming to enhance efficiency across various sectors [9]. - **Sanqi Interactive Entertainment**: Utilizing AI technology for intelligent content production, potentially driving innovation in gaming [10].

Group 1 - The National Press and Publication Administration issued 130 domestic game approvals in May 2025, with a notable increase in monthly approvals, reaching a new high this month [1][3] - Among the approved domestic games, 76 are mobile games, 54 are mobile-casual puzzle games, 6 are client games, and 1 is for the PS5 console, with some games receiving multiple platform approvals [1][5] - A total of 610 domestic game approvals have been issued this year, indicating a continuous upward trend in the approval rate [1][3] Group 2 - The number of imported game approvals has shifted from bi-monthly to monthly, with a consistent increase in the number of approvals each month [3] - In the latest batch of imported game approvals, 14 mobile games were granted licenses, with some receiving approvals for multiple platforms [1][5] - Notable titles among the newly approved games include Tencent's "Secret Realm Knife Boy," Perfect World's "Different Ring," and NetEase's "Fate: Stars" [5][15]