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13年苦等终于迎来上海自贸区全面解禁游戏机
9月27日,国务院批准《中国(上海)自由贸易试验区总体方案》,在方案中特别提及了有关游戏机解禁的相关规定。以下是具体内容:
中华人民共和国国务院今日印发上海自贸区总体方案,方案中提及:“允许外资企业从事游戏游艺设备的生产和销售,通过文化主管部门内容审查的游戏游艺设备可面向国内市场销售。在保障网络信息安全的前提下,允许外资企业经营特定形式的部分增值电信业务。”
根据自贸区方案规定,自贸区面向信息传输、软件和信息技术服务业开放。此外,允许外资企业从事游戏游艺设备的生产和销售,通过文化主管部门内容审查的游戏游艺设备可面向国内市场销售。这意味着,索尼PS游戏机以及微软Xbox游戏机等将能以合法身份进如国内销售。
目前,国内企业百视通已经与微软达成合作,双方出资7900万美元组建合资公司,并将推出使用Xbox技术的家用游戏终端。详细为,由微软提供Xbox相关技术,由百视通提供OTT牌照及部分影视资源,共同推出新品牌的家用游戏终端产品,初定名为“Bestpad”。
上海自贸区总体方案节选:http://www.gov.cn/zwgk/2013-09/27/content_2496147.htm
China says it will lift ban on video game consoles
China to Allow Sales of Videogame Consoles
China said it would end a more than decadelong ban on the sale of videogame consoles as part of a new set of rules issued Friday for a new free-trade zone in Shanghai.
According to a statement from the State Council, China's highest decision-making body, foreign companies that operate sales and production within the new trade zone will be able to sell the products across China pending approval of each device by the Ministry of Culture.
Game consoles are officially banned in China, but have long been available on the market through unofficial channels, such as private retail outlets in China's ubiquitous computer malls. Despite the availability, consoles remain unpopular in China, in part due to a preference among consumers for playing games on personal computers and smartphones.
Earlier this week Microsoft announced its plans to invest $237 million into a joint venture with Chinese Internet TV company BesTV New Media in the Shanghai free-trade zone to develop "family games and related services."
Though consoles haven't caught on in China, recent efforts by companies like Microsoft to make consoles that provide Internet access and television along with high-end games could attract more Chinese consumers. A number of companies in China, including mobile-phone startup Xiaomi Inc., have recently released set-top boxes to cater to anticipated demand.
Seven government ministries originally agreed to ban consoles in 2000 out of concern for the impact the games have on young people, though the block instead helped popularize gaming on computers in Internet cafes across the country.
The government will implement the new rules and regulations for the Shanghai trade zone over the next three years. No timeline was given for when sales of videogame consoles would be allowed. |
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