CYBERJAYA: Authorities will not stop war-based games for now, provided the contents of such games are within legal provisions, says the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission.
Authorities will not stop war-based games for now, provided the contents of such games are within legal provisions, says the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission.
When asked if the authorities are considering this measure due to elements of violence in such games, its chairman Al-Ishsal Ishak said; “My short answer is no. We are not monitoring or stopping war-based games at this point of time as long as the content is within the provision of the law.
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