Microsoft desarrolla un nuevo nivel de Game Pass para China

Microsoft está creando un nuevo nivel de Game Pass llamado Project Saluki para dirigirse a los jugadores chinos. La medida se produce en medio de un fuerte crecimiento en el mercado de videojuegos de China.

Este nivel tiene como objetivo abordar las normas regulatorias específicas y las preferencias de los jugadores en China. Se basa en indicios proporcionados por la nueva directora ejecutiva de Xbox, Asha Sharma, según un informe de Windows Central.

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