How to Choose Suitable Video Games for Your Age
Find the Entertainment Safety Ratings Board (ESRB) rating for the game., Read the game's description to see why it was given a certain rating., Research the game on the ESRB website for more information about the game's rating. , Read the Media Wise...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find the Entertainment Safety Ratings Board (ESRB) rating for the game.
This rating will tell you if the game is considered appropriate for the following age groups: "Early Childhood"
"Everyone"
"Everyone Ten and Over"
"Teens" or "Mature" players.
Note: "E" applies to anyone over the age of six and RP stands for "Rating Pending". -
Step 2: Read the game's description to see why it was given a certain rating.
You'll find out more information about a game's contents by looking on the back of the box. ,, This report can help you find games you like that your parents won't object to. , Even if you don't live with them, a second opinion is always good. -
Step 3: Research the game on the ESRB website for more information about the game's rating.
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Step 4: Read the Media Wise Report on the best and worst video games.
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Step 5: If you're still living with your parents
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Step 6: ask what sort of games they object to.
Detailed Guide
This rating will tell you if the game is considered appropriate for the following age groups: "Early Childhood"
"Everyone"
"Everyone Ten and Over"
"Teens" or "Mature" players.
Note: "E" applies to anyone over the age of six and RP stands for "Rating Pending".
You'll find out more information about a game's contents by looking on the back of the box. ,, This report can help you find games you like that your parents won't object to. , Even if you don't live with them, a second opinion is always good.
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