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A blockbuster Chinese video game sparks debate on sexism in the nation’s gaming industry.
Some gamers are basking in the runaway success of the action-adventure title “ Black Myth: Wukong .
Others are lodging allegations against the game's Shenzhen -based developer, Game Science .
The criticism reflects simmering anger among Chinese women in the industry.
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