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I heard a little factor the other day that absolutely floored me.

About video games in China.

And it's this.

China has twice as many gamers as the US has people.

Some 700 million of them.

When you go on the streets, when you are waiting at a bus stop,

when you're at the supermarket, it's inevitable, especially if you see a kid

with his head pulled out, he'll be playing a game or she'll be playing a game.

That's Brenda Goh. She covers technology in China for Reuters.

It's pretty much in your face everywhere you go.

I mean, it's the world's biggest video games market.

That ubiquity, especially among young people, has worried China's central government.

So at the start of this month, they banned people who were under 18

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