Violence in console video games : How can the information provided to consumers be improved ? Violence in video game consoles : How can the information provided to consumers be improved - Video game rating system - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Violence in console video games : How can the information provided to consumers be improved ? Violence in video game consoles : How can the information provided to consumers be improved Add to Reading List Document Date: 2006-11-02 09:05:43 Open Document File Size: 941,68 KB Share Result on Facebook City Montreal / / Company Nintendo / ENVIRONNICS RESEARCH GROUP / Sony / Microsoft / APPENDIX A - RATING SYSTEMS / / Continent North America / Europe / / Country United States / Canada / Australia / / / Facility Québec National Library of Canada ISBN / / / IndustryTerm his/her age / control systems / e-rated / written and audiovisual devices / / Organization Entertainment Software Rating Board / Federal Trade Commission / Press Agency / Industry Canada office of Consumer Affairs / / Person Patrick Vanasse / Danielle Charbonneau / Geneviève Reed / Catherine Goldschmidt / / / Position Head of research and representation / Head / / ProvinceOrState Quebec / / SocialTag Censorship in the United States Entertainment Violence in video games Entertainment Software Rating Board Video game controversies Video game Nintendo Console game Motion Picture Association of America film rating system Video game content ratings systems

Violence in console video games : How can the information provided to consumers be improved ? Violence in video game consoles : How can the information provided to consumers be improvedAdd to Reading List