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But reports say the Chinese government is not showing its cards just yet

National Academy of Sciences would be tasked to study effects of violence in games and other media

Brazilian developers warn piracy isn't the only issue choking its sector

Further parliamentary debate 'a joke', says MP Ed Husic

Publishers worried that proposed legislation could see major retail partners dropping violent games

But one Lib Dem and zero Conservatives back the bid

‘We are in very uncertain times, and more cuts are yet to come’, says CEO Wilson

Execs from within four game-related RDAs discuss the planned £270m spending cuts

Tough times put big names in firing line: Codeworks, Game Republic, EM Media, SEEDA, Game Horizon, State of Independence

Sion Simon’s signature reveals what he really wanted the government to do

UK development legend calls for Canada-style tax breaks

Progress as Tiga celebrates recommendation in today’s report

Chinese online game operators have been told to clean up content to ensure games hit approved cultural and political notes

Temp work will soon be a less flexible option for game studios

Shadow Culture Minister Ed Vaizey slams Govt treatment of 'world-beating' trade – as he signs up for London Games Conference

SPECIAL REPORT: Any green light from Westminster will only lead to a hold up in Brussels

Read the key issues outlined in Tiga's most comprehensive report yet

The ground-breaking report on subsidies for the UK games industry

Ministers from Culture, Business and Health departments form after ELSPA meeting