Come June, Chinese online gamers who adopt alter egos for their online contests will be forced to reveal their true identities.
Why? The unpredictable and often draconian Chinese government thinks that this will dissuade youngsters from spending too much time in the virtual world!
Xinhua news agency reported on Tuesday that apart from this, all Chinese internet game manufacturers will be required to install technology in their games that demands players reveal their real name and identification number.
Via: The Age
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