The growing market for online games needed to be better controlled, the MEPs said, and online games should include a red button on the screen which children or parents could click to disable the game. More interesting in terms of online, which is poorly regulated right now, was the notion of a mandatory way for users to report online games to PEGI: There is discussion of the issue of stimulating violence, but the conclusion was that legislation was not warranted. I asked him, “Do you think our books were read as part of the debate?” Or those of Jim Gee, Marc Prensky, etc… The article does say experts in games were brought in from numerous countries, so maybe.
Saw it via a Tweet from Steven Johnson this morning. Via Video games are good for children – EU report | Technology | The Guardian. A report from the European parliament concluded yesterday that computer games are good for children and teach them essential life skills.
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