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Gamers in China think the PlayStation 5 looks weird (but they'll buy it anyway) | South China Morning Post
Tencent and Logitech join forces for first handheld cloud gaming console which will face off with Valve's Steam Deck | South China Morning Post
Only a year after launch, Nintendo Switch becomes China's most popular gaming console | TechSpot
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Xbox Celebrates the Year of the Tiger with the “Luckiest Xbox Series S” - Xbox Wire
China Temporarily Lifts Console Ban - News - Nintendo World Report
China's Console Gaming Market Expected to Be Worth $2.5 Billion by 2025 - Caixin Global
Chinese games developers eye a slice of $49 billion console market
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China opens its borders to console gaming... with some rules | Digital Trends
China Starts Exploring the Console Gaming Market After a 14-year Ban on Consoles - Esports Grizzly
China's complicated history with video games: when a ban isn't really a ban | Engadget
