Making your game systems kid-safe

Author: Will Greenwald
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Monday
Mar 3,2008

Two decades ago, video games, like comic books before them, were written off as a form of entertainment strictly for children. Just like the comic book industry eventually produced mature, extremely-not-for-kids books like Alan Moore’s Watchmen or Garth Ennis’ Preacher, the video game industry has produced mature, extremely-not-for-kids games

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