A new release date for the mobile and PC game was not announced by NetEase in a statement issued on Sunday. China’s gaming authority granted licenses for a slew of new video games this week, hinting that the market is becoming less regulated, Reuters reported. On Monday morning, shares of NetEase ( NASDAQ: NTES) –1.69 percent (NTES) in Hong Kong fell more than 10% before recovering some of their losses to close at a decline of 6.68%. According to NetEase, they postponed the game’s release so that the creators could make various changes, including the addition of support for a...