China is expected to soon end a 13-year ban on the sale of gaming consoles with only one key condition: foreign firms like Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft must make their products in Shanghai’s new free trade zone. Chinese-language government documents on the policy package said that if foreign companies agreed to register in the new free trade zone in Shanghai, they would be allowed to promote and sell their products in the domestic mainland market after seeking approval for specific products from “culture-related authorities”,
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China is expected to soon end a 13-year ban on the sale of gaming consoles with only one key condition: foreign firms like Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft must make their products in Shanghai’s new free trade zone. Chinese-language government documents on the policy package said that if foreign companies agreed to register in the new free trade zone in Shanghai, they would be allowed to promote and sell their products in the domestic mainland market after seeking approval for specific products from “culture-related authorities”,
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