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New survey reveals concerning statistics about South African children's gaming habits, with 24% playing age-inappropriate games.

According to a recent survey, across Saudi Arabia, 81 per cent of parents surveyed believe that their children play games ...

It’s possible that parents tend to exaggerate the problem of violating age restrictions in computer games, or children are not always aware of these restrictions: according to the children themselves, ...

We’ve come a long way from a grown-up hooking a jumble of wires into the back of the TV to bring computer games ... length of time for children to be playing video games is one hour per day.

Apps, websites, and video games play a huge role in the daily lives ... careers even outside of those directly related to ...

The attraction for young people is the millions of virtual experiences they can have – from raising and dressing up virtual pets, to playing an online game of hide and seek using GPS.

This helps to ensure that parents can choose age appropriate games for their children. In 2015, UKIE research revealed that just 2 out of 5 parents buy their children age appropriate games.

The truth is, many of the same things kids everywhere do! In South Korea, people of all ages play computer games. It’s become a huge part of the culture. PC gaming is by far the most popular ...

This is a story that involves a microcosm of the meme-based internet, and somehow the very first song ever sung by a computer ... kids playing, and most of them so very new (it’s not exactly a ...