German Games Industry Association warns the EU KIDS Act could undermine existing age-rating systems for video games
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Game, the German Games Industry Association, has warned that the EU KIDS Act – which was unveiled in draft form in September and which is likely to have sweeping repercussions for game developers – could override well-established age-rating systems at the national level.
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German Games Industry Association warns the EU KIDS Act could undermine existing age-rating systems for video games
Game, the German Games Industry Association, has warned that the EU KIDS Act – which was unveiled in draft form in September and which is likely to have sweeping repercussions for game developers – could override well-established age-rating systems at the national level.
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