Source: Tech – South China Morning PostJD.com, China’s second-largest e-commerce platform, said it would stop selling unlicensed video games on its online shopping site, after the Chinese government tightened the playing time for children to three hours every week in an unprecedented crackdown.Up to 86 games, including such hits as Super Mario Maker 2, FIFA21, The Last of Us Part 2, the entire Call of Duty series and the entire Grand Theft Auto series will be taken off its platform, JD.com said in a September 3 statement.The clean…Read More