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Bully, Rockstar Games' upcoming title, sparked controversy from the get-go. Now Florida lawyer Jack Thompson is going to court to stop its sale to minors.

Less than a month prior to its release, Manhunt 2 was banned in multiple countries before getting the dreaded Adults Only rating from the ESRB. What a week.

Doug Lowenstein, head of the main video game lobby group since 1994, has resigned.

Many parents do not understand the fascination of the younger generation with video games in all of their myriad forms. The ESRB Rating System can help!

The UK's banning, and the receiving of the harshest rating the Entertainment Software Rating Board can give cause an indefinite delay to Manhunt 2's July release date

The all-powerful MPAA ratings board determines who in America shall see a movie in its theatrical release.

Was June video game violence month?

MADD, upset that a Grand Theft Auto IV game module allows players to drive drunk, requests Entertainment Software Ratings Board to reclassify the new video game.

Requiem For a Dream is fantastic. Possibly one of the greater film achievements in years. No one can enjoy it, though. They can only respect it.

With the Xbox 360 game market being dominated by First Person Shooters, Family Friendly games suitable for children seem to get overlooked. So here are some of the best.

For parents, What They Play is an amazing new resource about game content in terms of violence, substance use, sexuality, and the vulnerability of young online gamers.

Computers can open a world of possibilities for children. Some of them good and many of them bad. How can parents protect them when they are not there to supervise?

While often unconsidered when doing research on any given title, the genre of a game actually influences the gameplay, storyline, and player immersion a great deal.

The ESRB has ratings for all videogames. Parents can use this system to decide whether certain games are appropriate for their children.

Aged 3+ on the box does not mean any child will be able to play it. Fortunately, with a little parental help there are plenty of DS games which young children can enjoy.