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Filed under: PC, Sony PlayStation 3, Driving

Oh, that Kazunori Yamauchi. He loves to tease us. In an interview with Germany's derStandard (partially translated by develop), the man behind the Gran Turismo series says it would be "very, very improbable that GT will come out on another console." No surprise there, but then that little scamp of a developer entices us with a line about the series "perhaps [coming] to the PC. Particularly [for] the Chinese market."

Of course, a PC version would be the only sane choice for the Chinese market, where the PS3 is not officially released and the PC dominates the gaming scene -- and Yamauchi didn't even confirm that such a Chinese PC version exists. But we can just imagine how this quote will morph and mutate in the hands of fanboys, until, sometime soon, someone will ardently argue that Yamauchi actually confirmed an Wii version of GT5 would be out any day now. Mark our words ...

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Image 0 en - GT5 could maybe possibly come to Chinese PCs, perhaps Filed under: PC, Sony PlayStation 3, Driving Oh, that Kazunori Yamauchi. He loves to tease us. In an interview with Germany's derStandard (partially translated by develop), the man behind the Gran Turismo series says it would be "v [..] Read complete article
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XBOX 360 Gamers Weblog Gossip, news and leaks for obsessive gamers Kotaku As if you don't waste enough of your time in a gamer's haze, here's Kotaku: a gamer's guide that goes beyond the press release. Gossip, cheats, criticism, design, nostalgia, pred

Chinese Authorities Should Monitor Online Games For Addiction [Politics]
Well, so said Li Jianguo, vice-chairman of the Standing Committee of China's National People's Congress (NPC). According to him, 10 percent of the approximately 40 million Chinese children that use the internet are "addicted" Li pointed out. From Chinese news [..] Read complete article
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Chinese Speakers Love Facebook, Turning Eggs
ChineseApp.jpg - Chinese Speakers Love Facebook, Turning Eggs Facebook translates into a bunch of different languages, but Chinese isn't one of them. But there are plenty of Chinese speakers on the site. At least that's the impression we get after se [..] Read complete article
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Chinese MMOs Go After Tibetans ... Er, 'Drug Smugglers' [Only In China]
Oh, the punny, punny Chinese language — an article from an Indian site noted that a "new online game" is offering Chinese players the chance to go after people engaging in cangdu (smuggling drugs, ??) which, if you use the other pronunciation of the first character, sounds like z [..] Read complete article
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Chinese YouTube 56.com Returns To Living
Either 56.com cleared up its "system maintenance" issue or the Chinese government decided not to crush it completely. As promised just yesterday, the site is back online, following a 5-week hiatus. [..] Read complete article
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Next Nintendo console could be less 'revolutionary' than Wii
Image 0 en - Next Nintendo console could be less Filed under: Nintendo Wii, Business We've often wondered how Nintendo could possibly out-do the Wii in terms of innovation. Now we know the answer to our question is possibly "nothing." Speaking with Forbes on the topic of fu [..] Read complete article
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Chinese Video Site 56.com: We're Not Dead, Yet
56-1.jpg - Chinese Video Site 56.com: We We're continuing to hear lots of speculation about the fate of 56.com, a Chinese YouTube which has spent the past month offline for unspecified "server maintenance problems". 56.com's competito [..] Read complete article
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Games and Learning: Opening Gateways? [Education]
I was chatting with a fellow Chinese historian this weekend when he confessed that his interest in Chinese history could be traced back to receiving a copy of Romance of the Three Kingdoms for SNES. I thought of that while reading Duncan Fyfe's essay on the potential 'educational' uses of [..] Read complete article
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Facebook Passes MySpace And Gets Ready To Explode With Chinese, Russian Editions
Facebook is enjoying rapid international growth -- it caught up to MySpace -- and it could be getting much bigger soon. The site has just launched a Chinese language edition, along with a Ru [..] Read complete article
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Chinese Government Gets In On Gold Farming Action With New 20% Tax
Last year China banned the sale of virtual currency in an effort to shut down "gold farmers" -- businesses that hire young Chinese to play video games all day and sell the proceeds (in the form of game currency or ma [..] Read complete article
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Zhengtu Tearing Up the Chinese Market [Giant On Fire]
Steve at PlayNoEvil is, I think, as interested in the Chinese MMORPG Zhengtu Online as I am: the game is breaking (or re-writing) a lot of MMORPG rules and currently ruling the domestic MMORPG roost in China. While nosing around PNE, I discovered tha [..] Read complete article
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Chinese demand Carrefour boycott for Tibet "support" (Reuters)
Reuters - Chinese Internet users are calling on consumers to boycott Carrefour, the French retail giant they accuse of supporting pro-Tibetan independence groups. YahooTechNews [..] Read complete article
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