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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Epic Games<\/a> pulled the plug on its Chinese version of Fortnite<\/a> on Monday, with its three-year effort to penetrate the world's biggest gaming market derailed by Communist Party<\/a> crackdowns against online addiction and the broader tech sector.

Epic had announced two weeks ago that it would shut down the Chinese version of the game on November 15, noting that \"Fortnite
China<\/a>'s Beta test has reached an end\" and that servers would be closed.

Chinese players said they could no longer access the game on Monday, posting goodbyes on social media platform Weibo. A discussion board on the game had been viewed 470 million times.

\"It's a pity,\" a user who gave only her surname Ding told AFP.

\"I don't understand why it ended so quickly.\"

Another player surnamed
Zheng<\/a>, 24, told AFP he would \"first cry for a little\" over the game he had played for more than two years while at university.

The move ends a long-running test of Fortnite created for China, where content is policed for excessive violence.

The action-packed shooter and world-building game is one of the most popular in the world, boasting more than 350 million users.

Its Chinese test version was released in 2018, but \"Fortnite\" never received the government's green light to be formally launched and monetised as approvals for new games slowed.

The Chinese government has pressed a broad crackdown on the wider technology sector over the past year, citing concerns that tech giants were getting too big and powerful.

Saying children were spending too much time playing online games, regulators also targeted the huge gaming sector with new age and playing-time restrictions, while approval of new titles has slowed.

- 'Politically harmful' - In September, hundreds of Chinese video game makers including Tencent vowed to better police their products for \"politically harmful\" content and enforce curbs on underage players, as they looked to fall into line with government demands.

Neither Epic nor Chinese gaming and messaging giant Tencent -- which owns a stake in the game developer -- offered an immediate response to an AFP request for comment.

Beijing's drive to tighten its control over the economy and enterprises has hit a number of industries, with tech firms taking the brunt.

Epic's move follows
Microsoft<\/a>'s announcement in October that it would close a version for China of its career-oriented social network LinkedIn<\/a>, and Yahoo<\/a>'s decision earlier this month to also pull out of the country.

Both cited increasing hurdles to doing business in China.

Foreign tech companies have long walked a tightrope in China, forced to comply with strict local laws and government censorship of content.

Google<\/a> shut down its search engine in China in 2010, refusing Beijing's requirement to censor search results.

Reports in 2018 of a plan by Google executives to explore reopening a site in China sparked a backlash from rights groups and Google employees, who warned that a censored search engine would set a \"dangerous precedent\".


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游戏结束在中国Fortnite开发人员把插头

史诗有两周前宣布,将关闭游戏的中文版本11月15日,他指出,“Fortnite中国测试已结束”,服务器将被关闭……

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史诗般的游戏取消了中国版的Fortnite周一,三年的努力进入世界上最大的博彩市场脱轨共产党对网络成瘾和更广泛的科技行业的人士的镇压。

史诗有两周前宣布,将关闭游戏的中文版本11月15日,他指出“Fortnite中国的测试已结束”,服务器将被关闭。

中国球员说他们周一再也无法进入游戏,在社交媒体平台微博发布道别。讨论板的游戏已经被浏览了4.7亿次。

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“很遗憾,”用户姓丁告诉法新社。

“我不明白为什么它这么快就结束了。”

另一个球员姓24日告诉法新社,他将“第一次哭点”游戏他玩两年多来,在上大学。

此举结束了长期的考验Fortnite为中国,创建内容监管过度暴力的地方。

动作射击和世界构建游戏是世界上最受欢迎的之一,拥有超过3.5亿用户。

2018年中国测试版本发布,但“Fortnite”没有收到政府的绿色光正式启动,没有得到批准新游戏放缓。

中国政府敦促广泛镇压更广泛的技术部门在过去的一年里,因担心科技巨头得到太大而强大的。

说孩子们花太多时间玩网络游戏,监管机构还针对庞大的游戏行业新时代和上场时间限制,同时批准新的头衔已经放缓。

——“政治有害”——今年9月,数以百计的中国视频游戏制造商包括腾讯发誓要更好的警察他们的产品为“政治有害”的内容和实施限制未成年球员,因为他们想按照政府的要求。

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无论是史诗还是中国游戏和通讯巨头腾讯——拥有股权的游戏开发商提供立即回应法新社记者的置评请求。

北京开车去收紧了对经济的控制和企业的产业,科技公司将首当其冲。

史诗的举动是微软的10月份宣布,将关闭一个版本的中国就业导向型的社交网络LinkedIn,雅虎本月早些时候的决定也退出。

在中国做生意都引用增加障碍。

外国科技公司一直在中国正在走钢丝,被迫严格遵守当地法律和政府审查的内容。

谷歌2010年关闭其在中国的搜索引擎,拒绝中国政府的要求审查搜索结果。

报告2018年计划的谷歌高管探讨重开一个网站在中国引起了人权组织和谷歌员工的不安,他警告说,一个审查的搜索引擎将设置一个“危险的先例”。


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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Epic Games<\/a> pulled the plug on its Chinese version of Fortnite<\/a> on Monday, with its three-year effort to penetrate the world's biggest gaming market derailed by Communist Party<\/a> crackdowns against online addiction and the broader tech sector.

Epic had announced two weeks ago that it would shut down the Chinese version of the game on November 15, noting that \"Fortnite
China<\/a>'s Beta test has reached an end\" and that servers would be closed.

Chinese players said they could no longer access the game on Monday, posting goodbyes on social media platform Weibo. A discussion board on the game had been viewed 470 million times.

\"It's a pity,\" a user who gave only her surname Ding told AFP.

\"I don't understand why it ended so quickly.\"

Another player surnamed
Zheng<\/a>, 24, told AFP he would \"first cry for a little\" over the game he had played for more than two years while at university.

The move ends a long-running test of Fortnite created for China, where content is policed for excessive violence.

The action-packed shooter and world-building game is one of the most popular in the world, boasting more than 350 million users.

Its Chinese test version was released in 2018, but \"Fortnite\" never received the government's green light to be formally launched and monetised as approvals for new games slowed.

The Chinese government has pressed a broad crackdown on the wider technology sector over the past year, citing concerns that tech giants were getting too big and powerful.

Saying children were spending too much time playing online games, regulators also targeted the huge gaming sector with new age and playing-time restrictions, while approval of new titles has slowed.

- 'Politically harmful' - In September, hundreds of Chinese video game makers including Tencent vowed to better police their products for \"politically harmful\" content and enforce curbs on underage players, as they looked to fall into line with government demands.

Neither Epic nor Chinese gaming and messaging giant Tencent -- which owns a stake in the game developer -- offered an immediate response to an AFP request for comment.

Beijing's drive to tighten its control over the economy and enterprises has hit a number of industries, with tech firms taking the brunt.

Epic's move follows
Microsoft<\/a>'s announcement in October that it would close a version for China of its career-oriented social network LinkedIn<\/a>, and Yahoo<\/a>'s decision earlier this month to also pull out of the country.

Both cited increasing hurdles to doing business in China.

Foreign tech companies have long walked a tightrope in China, forced to comply with strict local laws and government censorship of content.

Google<\/a> shut down its search engine in China in 2010, refusing Beijing's requirement to censor search results.

Reports in 2018 of a plan by Google executives to explore reopening a site in China sparked a backlash from rights groups and Google employees, who warned that a censored search engine would set a \"dangerous precedent\".


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