The Chinese government's heavy hand has come down hard on the gaming industry as of late, with the titanic Tencent feeling Beijing's brunt with a crackdown on the local games industry. Now, Tencent is looking to avoid being caught in those crosshairs again, with the implementation of a strict set of rules aimed at streaming across all of its products.

The internet has brought a wealth of information to this world, but also a wealth of copyright dilemmas. Something which content providers are still struggling to solve.

This year will see Need For Speed return. While it’ll most likely arrive with a squad of police cats in hawt persooot, it’ll be ditching some dead weight along the way: A always-online connection requirement. “When release day rolls around for the next Need for Speed, you will be able to play through a single player experience completely offline,” developer Ghost Games said in a statement.

The Film and Publications Board wants to censor the entire internet locally. What can you do about it? Fight back, that's what.

We tested the Vodacom LTE home solution to see if it works for gaming and heavy internet usage

Evolve may be a highly anticipated game, but South Africans are worried it might not work locally. We tested to find out if those fears were misplaced.

It's a great time to be a gamer, but only if you have the internet power to back it up. If, like me, you can't get the traditional delivery of internet, LTE might be an alternative.

Entertainment is increasingly moving into the digital space, but not everyone has the internet to keep up.