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Kotaku East
Shaolin Monks Own Smartphones, Are Not Allowed To Play Video Games
The Shaolin Temple, that place you hear about in all those Wu-Tang rap songs, is very much part of the 21st century. But despite the Shaolin monks and their affinity for technology, according to the abbot, video games and television are off limits. Shi Yongxin, the abbot of the Shaolin Temple in China’s Henan province,…
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Kotaku East
Chinese Movie Poster is Advertising the Wrong Thing
Every year, less than 50 foreign movies are allowed to be shown in theaters in China. Transcendence happens to be one movie that’s allowed in China this year, but looking at its marketing materials, one might think that it’s Johnny Depp shilling something other than a movie. Last Friday, on April 18, the latest science…
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Kotaku East
A Square Enix mobile developer has recently talked to Famitsu (via Siliconera) about a pair of new SaGa and Mana games which will “stay true to all [our] memories from the [SNES] and PlayStation era.” The developer also mentioned that Square Enix’s second mobile division would be “helping out” with the games.
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Kotaku East
Meet China’s Next Cat Celebrity
As much as I love dogs, cats are the ones who rule the internet, and in China it’s no different. Taking China’s largest social network by storm in conjunction with the release of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, is this Beijing kitty, Piggycat KeLe Ke Le, which just happens to be the same name for…
By Eric Jou