How to Understand Video Game Ratings for Your Children
Choosing the Best Rated Games for Your Children
Well, For those of you who simply don't see how these games affect your children's lives, Shame to you all. For those of you who don't know, shame on you as well. If your young one's are being shown violence at an early stage in life, they begin to use what they learn to attract attention to themselves, or for simply handling a difficult situation.
However, It doesn't matter what level of violence they are seeing and hearing in their environment, it affects their young minds to grow in a positive way. The more violence your children are exposed to in any form, the more its going to affect their minds and life in a negative way. So, Stop letting your children watch and play those violent videos, and help them grow into a positive human being.
Now, For those of you who simply don't know how to read video and game ratings, learn how. There's no excuse. Its actually quite simple. I will break it down for you right now, and right here. There should be no reason for them to be playing and watching violent video games that are not age appropriate for them.
Heres how you read ratings!
Flip over your video cover box, and check for these marks:
NC= NC means NO ONE 17 AND UNDER can watch!
G= G means GENERAL AUDIENCE, anyone can watch!
PG13= This means anyone above the age of 13 can watch and play, but STRONGLY CAUTION!
R= R means RESTRICTED and only for ages above 17.
PG= PG mean PARENTAL GUIDANCE, young ones may get scared.
RP = This means that the video or game has not been given a rating, and is a PENDING RATING.
M = M means for MATURE ONLY adults!
E10+ = Everyone above the age of 10 can play and watch the video, or game.
T= It means it is TEENAGER and ADULT appropriate.
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