Nitrous
12-04-2007, 02:43 PM
A survey of 4000 parents across the UK, France, Germany and Italy has concluded that 75 per cent of respondents were concerned about the content in videogames that their children played, GamesIndustry.biz reports.
Additionally 43 per cent claimed they were unaware of any ratings system in place, despite the PEGI system in place across Europe, and the BBFC in the UK, while 44 per cent believed that time spent playing should be limited to one hour per day.
http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=88712
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"75 per cent of respondents were concerned about the content in videogames that their children played"
And yet they still let them play them, without even looking at the box which has a big number on there for the minimum age. So again, its another survey to highlight how stupid and un-educated some people really are.
Additionally 43 per cent claimed they were unaware of any ratings system in place, despite the PEGI system in place across Europe, and the BBFC in the UK, while 44 per cent believed that time spent playing should be limited to one hour per day.
http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=88712
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"75 per cent of respondents were concerned about the content in videogames that their children played"
And yet they still let them play them, without even looking at the box which has a big number on there for the minimum age. So again, its another survey to highlight how stupid and un-educated some people really are.