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The communications ministry is drafting a gaming industry regulation that requires foreign developers to have a local presence and carries certain sanctions, but local developers say that could have the opposite effect of stifling industry growth and hampering global access.
The gaming ecosystem in Indonesia has taken center stage as revealed in Unlocking Gamers in Asia Pacific, the latest study by Omnicom Media Group Asia Pacific (OMG APAC), which highlights Indonesia's fervent embrace of mobile gaming to surpass even prominent APAC countries such as Malaysia, China, Thailand and South Korea.
Chinese regulators announced on Friday a wide range of rules aimed at curbing spending and rewards that encourage video games, dealing a blow to the world's biggest games market, which returned to growth this year.
