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Arabic developers self-censor to better game success

With the conservative nature of the Middle Eastern society, Middle Eastern developers face a moral issue on what content should be included in their games.

Taboos in the Middle East are numerous, they can be religious, political or sexual. Censorship is practised by governments on almost all products, with a great focus on media output.

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Tankbusta403744d ago

What's with all this news about middle eastern gaming lately?

ironfist923744d ago

Whats with 90% of news about Westen gaming always?

TheColbertinator3744d ago

I don't mind. Its actually gaming news instead of articles with bogus rumors,resolution rambling and flamebait

ZainabSaccal3743d ago

Because the industry in the Middle East is still in its infancy stages, and it has lots of potential whether we are talking about hard core games or casual games. With its of money that publishers need. You can read more about these topics on our site ArabicGamers.com and you can read this article too http://goo.gl/d1aubV

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sho0ok3743d ago

It's a Good thing that Arab countries ban these games. Its enough that these games influence our children in a negative way, and actually most of these scenes are unnecessary and not really needed.

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How Persona 5: The Phantom X's Wonder Compares to Joker

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Lego Fortnite Expeditions Announced

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