game addiction

On the morning of October 24, Mr. Zhu stepped through the doors of his grandfather’s high-rise apartment in Neijiang, Sichuan, China and into a scene from his nightmares. His 93-year-old

Could a lack of places to play real sports like soccer be a contributing factor in China’s high rate of video game addiction? Researchers think maybe so.

After three years on the books, the controversial law that prevents South Korean teens from playing online games after midnight is being reformed.

You won’t believe what this game-addicted Chinese mother did to her daughter for disconnecting the computer’s power accidentally.

Another week, another sad story of a gaming disagreement between generations turning violent in China.

Tao Hongkai is at it again, and this time he has League of Legends squarely in his sights.

A man in Thailand was run over and killed today because he was busy playing a game on his mobile phone. According to Thai newspaper Khaosod, a Burmese worker was

A study of nearly 900 Chinese games found that most of them did not have effective anti-youth-addiction measures implemented as they are supposed to.

Yesterday, I wrote about the controversy surrounding the remarks of a Chinese university professor and supposed gaming addiction expert Tao Hongkai. Before we go any further, though, in case you

Chinese gamers have to put up with a lot of crap from the mainstream Chinese press, but an article earlier this week in Southern Daily really went beyond the pale,