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Shanghai Authorities Confiscate Retailers’ Copies Of Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Yesterday, we shared with you that China’s government had banned Animal Crossing: New Horizons, effectively scrubbing seller listings and its hash tag on the Chinese Internet.

Now we have learned that the brick-and-mortar stores offering the game aren’t safe – Shanghai authorities have reportedly inspected many retailers in the city to confiscate copies of Animal Crossing: New Horizons. These retailers were also fined as well.

This obviously doesn’t bode well for those who have not purchased the game in China, as it’ll become harder to find.

What do you think? Let us know in the comments.

Iggy

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