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In a move intended to curb what the authorities described as &ldquo;youth video game addiction&rdquo;, China has ordered its online gaming companies to further reduce the services they provide to young gamers.&nbsp;
Under the new rule, young gamers are only allowed to spend an hour playing online games on Fridays, weekends and holidays,&nbsp;according to the official Xinhua news agency.
The rules, published by the National Press and Publication Administration, said users under the age of 18 would be able to play games only from 8pm to 9pm local time on those days.
Online gaming companies would be barred from providing gaming services to minors in any form outside those hours.
Previously, the authorities had limited young gamers&rsquo; playing time to 1.5 hours a day and to three hours on holidays.

China's 'youth video game addiction': young can now play videogames 3 hours a week

In a move intended to curb what the authorities described as 'youth video game addiction', China has ordered its online gaming companies to further reduce the services they provide to young gamers.&nbsp;

Under the new rule, young gamers are only allowed to spend an hour playing online games on Fridays, weekends and holidays,&nbsp;according to the official Xinhua news agency.

In a move intended to curb what the authorities described as &ldquo;youth video game addiction&rdquo;, China has ordered its online gaming companies to further reduce the services they provide to young gamers.&nbsp;
Under the new rule, young gamers are only allowed to spend an hour playing online games on Fridays, weekends and holidays,&nbsp;according to the official Xinhua news agency.
The rules, published by the National Press and Publication Administration, said users under the age of 18 would be able to play games only from 8pm to 9pm local time on those days.
Online gaming companies would be barred from providing gaming services to minors in any form outside those hours.
Previously, the authorities had limited young gamers&rsquo; playing time to 1.5 hours a day and to three hours on holidays.

Google boss Sundar Pichai&nbsp;was going old school with offline video games on Friday night as he tweeted that he&nbsp;might need to work on his "surfing skills". Pichai&nbsp;was weeting about the dinosaur game that&rsquo;s built-in into the Chrome web browser, which users play to kill time till their internet connection is restored.The google chrome based game is focused on a&nbsp;pixelated Tyrannosaurus rex, which keeps running endlessly across a landscape while users need to duck or jump over&nbsp;obstacles on the way to achieve a high scoreGoogle has revamped the game to have an Olympics-theme where the&nbsp;T-rex will pick up the Olympic torch and get transformed into one of the avatars playing at the Olympics.Read/Watch Also: The spectator-less start to the Olympics

Netizens rush to rescue as Google Chief Sundar Pichai looks for help on a video game

Click here to find out why the Google boss Sundar&nbsp;Pichai&nbsp;needs to up his surfing skills

Pichai goes old school with video games

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<li>Sundar&nbsp;Pichai&nbsp;tweets he for help in an offline video game, Netizens&nbsp;come for rescue&nbsp;</li>
<li>Pichai&nbsp;tweeted about playing the offline Chrome web browser dinosaur game</li>
<li>Google revamped the offline Chrome dinosaur game with Olympics-theme</li>
</ul>

Pichai&nbsp;tweeted that he needed work on his 'surfing skills'&nbsp;while sharing the image from Google's dino game.

Google boss Sundar Pichai&nbsp;was going old school with offline video games on Friday night as he tweeted that he&nbsp;might need to work on his "surfing skills". Pichai&nbsp;was tweeting about the dinosaur game that&rsquo;s built-in into the Chrome web browser, which users play to kill time till their internet connection is restored. The Google chrome-based game is focused on a&nbsp;pixelated Tyrannosaurus rex, which keeps running endlessly across a landscape while users need to duck or jump over&nbsp;obstacles on the way to achieve a high score Google has revamped the game to have an Olympics-theme where the&nbsp;T-rex will pick up the Olympic torch and get transformed into one of the avatars playing at the Olympics. Read/Watch Also: <a href="https://www.edtr.ai/9yn7">The spectator-less start to the Olympics</a>

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