
Organisations like the Interactive Entertainment Assoc of Australia provide guidance for parents who feel lost when it comes to computer games.

But game demographics are changing with 1/3 of parents now playing computer games and the average gamer age now 28. IEAA's Interactive Australia 2007 provides fascinating insights into today's game players.
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2 comments:
I'd have a rating of PG (for my project, Robaki) because of it's cartoon simplistic violence. It'll be a smash hit! :D
(Lol, pun)
Aah.. I think our project will come under Oh-Crap-how-do-you-rate-a-house-!? ........
I mean we could always put art up on the wall.. of naked people. xD
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